Pork production growth and global trade are both expected to slow in 2022, as rising production costs hit producer returns. Increased feed, energy, transport, veterinary and staffing costs will all put pressure on profit margins for producers, says Rabobank’s Global Pork Quarterly Q2 2022 report. Conflict in Ukraine and a poor South American crop have […]
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