China’s hog prices have remained weak despite prolonged losses for producers, as large-scale farms can withstand losses and higher sow productivity keeps output from falling quickly. High corn and soybean-meal costs are squeezing farm margins, while competition from other proteins is weakening seasonal demand for pork.
Slow capacity reduction and softer pork demand keep pressure on hog prices, while elevated feed costs squeeze producer margins. A sustained price recovery would depend on lower hog output and stronger consumer demand.
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