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U.S. hog farm numbers dropped by 70 percent over 1991-2009
Russia: negotiations between the Rosselkhoznadzor and NAFIQAD
Rabobank: global pork industry has experienced a positive Q3
Russia: temporary restrictions on pork products from several Belarusian plants lifted
EU and Canada conclude negotiations on trade deal
Political policy, a source of price, cost and profit variability
Political decisions in the form of new laws, regulations, permitting requirements, etc. are extra-market forces which can cause market costs and revenues to swing significantly from the pathway set down by fundamental forces, like supply and demand.
UK/ Scotland: livestock numbers continued to decline
United States: CME lean hogs alternative final settlement methodology
FAO calls on countries to adapt to food price volatility
Spain: increase of the pig meat exports in 2012
European Union: the decline in pig slaughterings could be more pronounced in the second part of 2013
United Kingdom launches Food and Drink Action Plan
Brazil negotiates with Argentina the increase in the pig meat exports
For the moment, things are getting tough in Spain
In September Spain has started a downward trend spiral. The livestock supply is very high, and the maximum activity of the abattoirs cannot even absorb it.