
Chinese hog prices stayed near 10 yuan per kilogram from April through June, below chicken prices for four months, while Q2 pork output rose 2.3% year on year and hog prices fell 28.6% from 2025. The sow herd has declined 6.5% to about 37.8 million head, and poultry production is expanding.
Large hog inventories keep feed demand for corn and soymeal supported, but continued losses could eventually force herd reductions. Weak pork prices and rising poultry output also limit China's import needs for pork.
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