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Hitting the breaks on collapse
It seems that we have already hit the price bottom, although no one is ruling out the possibility of COVID-19 infections reappearing. We will worry in due time, not now, about what may happen when China regains its self-sufficiency.

Portugal: Pig slaughter decreased in the first 3 months of 2020
According to data published by the GPP, the total number of pigs slaughtered decreased by 0.2%.
The Argentine pig industry, an industry with many future opportunities

WELTEC BIOPOWER builds biogas plant for Greek abattoir
Efficient bioenergy generation from animal waste.
Mexico: Advancement in negotiations with China to export pork offal

Chile authorized to export pork to the Philippines
The Philippines has authorized 4 pork processing plants and 2 poultry processing plants to export their products.

COVID-19 shuts down a slaughterhouse in the Netherlands
The Vion slaughterhouse in Grenlo will be closed for 2 weeks.

United Kingdom, second most important destination for European pork
12% of European pork is exported to the United Kingdom.
China has already imported almost one million tons of pork this year

Germany: Stricter regulations for the meat industry
The lack of occupational health and safety precautions in some companies in the meat sector has resulted in a spike in COVID-19 infections.
Pork prices in China continued to decline

Vion: Changes to supervisory board
Vion announces today that Martine Snels has joined its supervisory board.
COVID-19: USDA and FDA announced a Memorandum of Understanding

Reflecting on the COVID-19 crisis
It is not the strongest, the fastest, or the smartest who survive, but those who are best able to adapt to change.

CPF's Q1 earnings spike 43%, amid expectations of mild impacts from COVID-19
Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) reported Bt6,111 million in net profits in the first quarter of 2020, a 43% increase from the same period last year, due chiefly to ASF causing a significant shortage in pork supply and increasing prices.