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The article argues that Chinese hog-sector capacity reductions will continue for the next two to three quarters as prolonged losses worsen producers’ finances. It says small and mid-sized farms are most vulnerable, while tighter lending and feed-credit availability, disease outbreaks, and policy requirements to reduce breeding-sow numbers could accelerate herd liquidation.
Further sow and farm reductions would constrain future hog production and could eventually support hog prices, but they also reduce near-term demand for feed grains and soybean meal. Disease and financing pressures add downside risk to feed consumption in affected areas.
xueqiu.com作者： 一凡帝诺维奇Nov 4, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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