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The agreement includes tremendous market access gains for U.S. red meat.

Brazil ended 2025 with significant growth in pork production and exports, which once again set a record.

These results reflect a sector with dynamic production and expanding domestic demand, but with a growing presence and pressure from imported products in the domestic market.

Meat production in Germany remained virtually unchanged in 2025 at 6.9 million tons.

The Chilean swine industry showed slight growth in slaughter, production, and domestic consumption.

An upward trend in total pork production and exports is expected from 2027 to 2035.

The Taiwan side will provide preferential market access for U.S. agricultural exports, including pork.

The Philippines has lifted the temporary ban on the importation of swine products and by-products originating from Poland.

MEPs backed extra safeguards on Tuesday to prevent harm to Europe’s agriculture sector following trade liberalisation with Mercosur countries.

The increase in per capita meat consumption was mainly driven by pork, which registered the highest year-on-year growth and consolidated its position on Argentinian tables.

The decline mainly reflected lower international pig meat prices.

According to CEXGAN data, Spanish exports of pork and pork products to third countries increased by 2.6% last year.

The key driver of pig meat production gains in 2025 was heavier carcase weights.

Rabobank sees global pork markets in 2026 defined by tightening herds, shifting trade policies, and persistent disease pressures.