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Home baking and sunshine boost grocery but lamb suffers a subdued Easter

Will lockdown reset shoppers' attitudes to food, asks MI Director Phil Bicknell

Average EU pig prices have now been falling since mid-March, reaching €178.66/100kg in the latest week ending 26 April.

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On 28 April, President Trump signed an executive order, ordering all meat-processing plants to stay open.

What the coronavirus pandemic might mean for the global pork market in the longer-term

In the face of a turbulent global environment, British pig prices have held firm so far this year. What might the rest of the year have in store?

We take a look at how the COVID-19 pandemic is affect the key meat producting regions.

The EU-spec SPP remained unchanged in the week ending 25 April, averaging 164.00p/kg.

Grain prices came under pressure in April as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted demand, leading in an surplus of supplies.

Since February, sow prices in the EU have shown some volatility across the main markets, following the pattern in the finished pig market.