Content related to the sectors: pork

10 July 2024

Net zero: agriculture and carbon

Carbon has become shorthand for greenhouse gases – a range of natural gases and particles – mostly water vapour and carbon dioxide, including dust.

13 July 2021

South Korea pig meat imports down in 2020

South Korea decreased the volume of pig meat (including offal) imported in 2020 by 21%, to 449,000 tonnes.

13 July 2021

Hong Kong pig meat imports relatively stable in 2020

Imports of pig meat (including offal) into Hong Kong increased by just 1% in 2020, totalling 671,000 tonnes.

13 July 2021

Pig Net Margins – a roller-coaster year for the pig industry

Pig prices have been falling since the summer and continued to do so in the last quarter, pushing producers to negative margins.

26 February 2021

AHDB launches Carbon Week to support farmers

New webinar series designed to bring levy payers an essential guide to carbon and carbon footprinting

14 July 2021

Feed markets look to global harvests for incentives: Feed market report

Feed markets have taken a breather over February, with grain prices falling from January highs.

13 July 2021

Growth in US and Canadian pig meat exports

US pig meat and offal exports increased by 11% in 2020, compared to the year before. Canadian exports recorded a larger 20% increase.

25 February 2021

Report examines cost of pig meat production in 17 countries

The latest Pig Cost of Production in Selected Countries report shows the cost of pig meat production in the UK decreased by 3% in 2019, to £1.42 per kg.

13 July 2021

GB finished prices continue to move down

The EU-spec SPP continued its downwards trajectory in the week ending 20 February.

13 July 2021

A little uplift for the EU sow market

Since the start of February, EU sow prices have moved up a little in a couple of key member states.

5 March 2026

Meet the team – Pork

Details of our pork team including knowledge exchange, market intelligence and market development.

4 March 2021

EU Exit Perspectives: Joining CPTPP – What could it mean for UK agriculture?

With the post EU Exit ability to negotiate and shape its own trade relationships, the UK has formally applied to be part of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPPP). Amandeep Kaur Purewal looks into what this could mean for UK agriculture.