On the 11th, pig prices were generally stable, with mixed rises and falls across regions.

Zhinongtong APP Hangqingbao today's pig review

On the 11th, data from Zhinongtong APP Hangqingbao showed that the national average price for foreign three-way crossbred pigs was stable at around 21.0 yuan/kg, with a slight rise in Northeast China and weak stability in the South. The three provinces of Northeast China were stable with slight rises, with many places seeing increases of 0.1-0.2 yuan/kg; individual slaughterhouses in Beijing raised settlement prices by 0.1 yuan/kg; Tianjin edged down 0.1 yuan/kg; mainstream prices were 21.2-21.4 yuan/kg; Hebei was weakly stable, with mainstream prices at 20.8-21.6 yuan/kg; Henan edged down in some areas, with mainstream prices stable; Hubei was stable; Hunan edged down 0.1 yuan/kg; slaughterhouses in some areas of Shandong pushed prices down, falling 0.2 yuan/kg; Anhui underwent weak adjustment; standard pigs in some areas of Fujian rose 0.2 yuan/kg, with mainstream prices at 20.4-21.2 yuan/kg; Guangdong and Guangxi were stable; Gansu rose 0.2 yuan/kg in some areas. Looking back at the three days of the holiday, pig prices were overall defined by just one word: "stable." In Northeast China, slight rises and slight falls alternated in some areas, fully reflecting the current tug-of-war between supply and demand. In East China and Central China, some slaughterhouses pushed prices down, and pig prices edged lower, but slaughterhouses pushing prices down also had to consider the difficulty of purchasing pigs; pig sources remained somewhat scarce, so the declines were also relatively small. Hangqingbao advises farmers to arrange slaughter reasonably.

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