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The USDA projects global pork production will decline by 0.7% in 2027.

The National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (SENASA) evaluated the product's suitability for human and animal consumption and concluded that the soybeans are safe and no less nutritious than their conventional counterparts and other commercial varieties.

Between January and September 2026, China imported 1.44 million metric tons of pork and pork by-products, down 15.3% from 2025 and down 66.7% from 2020.

The elevated sow kill seen this year means Scottish production is expected to fall sharply in 2027.

Shipments between January and September rose 6.2%. September sales totaled 135,000 metric tons.

In 2027, global pork exports are forecast to be unchanged, following a 2% increase in 2026.

Australian pork production remains broadly flat as high retail pork prices constrain demand despite previously favorable feed costs.

Notable examples include products derived from cattle and sheep, animal feed, and food ingredients, among others.

Most of this decline was due to lower shipments to Mexico, where domestic pork production has rebounded and demand for hams has softened in recent months.

Agro-industrial exports continue to set volume records in 2026, destined for 135 markets worldwide.

Santa Catarina exported 437.4 thousand tons of pork between January and July 2026, generating US$ 1.09 billion in revenue—a record for the period.

EU pork production is forecast to decline for the first time since 2023, and exports are projected to be at the lowest level since 2015.

In the first seven months of 2026, the EU agri-food sector expanded its positive trade balance while pigmeat exports decreased by 13% in value.

A larger breeding herd and higher productivity per sow will support a larger pig crop. Pork exports are forecast to decline amidst a weakening global demand.

EU production in January-April 2026 amounted to 7.6 M tonnes. Both import and export volumes increased.

The EU and the Philippines reached substantial agreement in their negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), envisaged to deepen economic ties between the EU and another strategic, fast-growing partner in Southeast Asia.