China: How Much Meat? The China-based agriculture consultancy JCI issued a report critiquing western media reports on the meat situation in the Middle Kingdom. It argues that China’s pork production will rebound much more quickly than westerners think, and that continued rapid growth in “expensive” meat imports is unsustainable. If China’s meat imports hit 6 MMT this year, it will represent less than 9 percent of that country’s domestic pork, beef and chicken production. Meat imports have been growing at 15 percent per year and JCI proclaims that is unsustainable. They leave U.S. supplies out of their analysis and simply project that ASF will drive up European pork prices and make imports by China unaff...
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