Chinese hog prices fell 0.46 yuan per kilogram during the week of October 19–25, 2026, to 9.48 yuan per kilogram, as slaughter-ready supply remained ample and meat demand was seasonally weak. Corn prices also declined by 25 yuan per tonne to 2,313 yuan per tonne amid new-crop arrivals, while feed buyers kept inventories low and replenished as needed.
Ample hog availability and weak meat demand are pressuring livestock prices and discouraging feed demand. New-crop corn arrivals are weighing on feed costs, although policy support and localized supply constraints offered some price support.
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