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US lean hog futures touched a two-month low on Nov 15 as packers increased slaughter to capture high margins. USDA projected 2.75 million pigs slaughtered that week, and US net pork sales to China hit a one-month high, though Chinese tariffs still hamper sales.
Heavy hog slaughter and large supplies are pushing hog prices lower, reducing near-term incentive for producers to expand feed purchases.
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