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Rabobank: Meat and seafood price stability in 2019 threatened by trade wars, disease and El Niño

A “melting pot” of risks – including US trade war with China, disease and extreme weather – threaten global food price stability of meat and seafood, according to research from Rabobank.

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FAO: Food prices dip in October

International food commodity prices dipped in October, as falling dairy, meat and vegetable oils prices more than offset a surge in sugar prices.

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Pork meat trade strengthen in 2019

Pork global exports are forecast almost 3 percent higher in 201 9 driven by strong global demand.

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ASF: Slow-motion train wreck or approaching tsunami?

There is no doubt if the disease is discovered in a major piglet or pork producing/exporting country such as Denmark, Germany, Spain or the USA, the mortality it causes would be only the beginning of the woes.

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EU: Low pigmeat prices in 2018

Prices will remain under pressure, as production is still expected to increase by the end of the year, while much will depend on trade developments in the face of current uncertainties.

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Evolution of the pig price in Belgium since 2002

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Disturbances in China, disturbances in Belgium. Spain still leads the price

The appearance of ASF in Belgium has entailed a real blow for the EU pig sector.

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European convergence. Will we see a busy autumn? ASF in China

Right now it all depends on the evolution of the situation in China.

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The packer-processor is the linchpin to success

As a producer, aligning with a packer-processor that is exhibiting the characteristics of a long-term successful and resilient player with access to the global market is critical for success regardless of how efficient you have become as a producer.

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USDA assists farmers impacted by retaliation

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will take several actions to assist farmers in response to trade damage from unjustified retaliation.

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Rabobank: Global pork trade facing unprecedented change

Escalating trade tensions between the US and China, and within North America, are expected to greatly impact global pork trade in 2H 2018, according to Rabobank’s latest Pork Quarterly report.

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Polish delegation briefed the Council on the difficult situation in the pig meat market

The Commission considered it premature to introduce market management measures for the pig meat sector.

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Italy: new single indicative price for piglets and slaughter pigs

The territorial prices disappear. There will only be a single reference price for all Italy.

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FAO Meat Price Index in May marginally lower than in April

The small decline in the index in May reflected the easing of pig meat and ovine meat prices.

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Vietnam pig prices appreciate

This is the result of herd reduction in the past year.

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Your slaughterhouse is determining your future

Being a high performing farm is not a sufficient condition to future success.

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Evolution of the price in the Mercolleida market in the last years.

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Following the steps of 2015 or how to get ready for the worst

Europe has a surplus and needs to export. The USA has increased its production and needs to export. The Russian market is closed for Brazil, and Brazil needs to export…