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For further info, email: info@globalagritrends.com and reference the China Hog/Pork Research. The webinar will be held the third week of October and recorded. The report will be released the fourth week of October, 2011. The report and webinar will remain available for purchase for a limited-time following release. |
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The Chinese hog sector now produces half of the world’s pork and Chinese authorities plan to increase production from 51 million metric tons in 2011 to 71 million metric tons by 2020, just 9 years from now; nearly a 20% global increase. Rising Chinese demand has driven hog prices up 52% this year. Chinese pork production, policies, and future plans will have enormous ramifications to the U.S. and global agriculture sectors. The feed implications of China’s 2020 plan are staggering. Global AgriTrends staff have been in China in September 2011 assessing market conditions and seeking clarification on disease status, expansion plans, corn production, and consumption trends. A multi-client study will present the results via webinar and report format in October 2011. Participants will receive: Access to an exclusive webinar where we will report analysis, trends, and forecasts of the China hog/pork sector. This webinar will be held in late-October. A copy of the research report with data, analysis, forecasts and statistics as well as reference materials regarding the Chinese hog/pork sector and Global AgriTrends’ analysis of future impact on the U.S. and global hog/pork sectors. A three month subscription to our China/H. Kong Pork Import report. This report is driven by Chinese and H. Kong customs data and shows our analysis of competition and trade on a monthly basis. Report Outline: Overview of Chinese Hog/Pork Sector (PSD’s, industry structure, production and trade, disease issues) Chinese Hog/Pork Economics (Prices and trends, production costs, estimated returns) Trade (Charts/data analyzing imports, prices, suppliers, tariffs/duties, other trade restrictions) Policy (Government subsidies, the new 5-year agricultural plan released earlier this year and how the new leadership in 2012 may be more/less favorable to trade; analysis of other trade-related food policies) Feedgrains (PSD’s, cost estimates, future estimates) Future projections (Production and trade forecasts, China’s Hog/Pork Plan, Global AgriTrend’s Summary and Expectations for the Chinese industry going forward) For further information, email: info@globalagritrends.com and reference the China Hog/Pork Research project.
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China Hog/Pork Research |
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Clear. Concise. Market Intelligence. |
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Fall 2011 |
