China, pork & PRRS: 2007 in figures

12-02-2008 | Home | Article

China is considered as a market full of opportunities, but 2007 turned out not to be the best year when it comes down to pig production. The United Nations’ Food & Agriculture Organisation Collected the latest data about a black year for pork in China. Keywords: China, PRRS, inflation, consumption Source: Pig Progress magazine Volume 24 No. 21 Click on the pdf link below to read the article Join 18,000+ subscribers Subscribe to our newsletter to

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