National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Hold Symposium with Pig Farming Enterprises

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-03-22T04:22:59+00:00

Recently, relevant departments of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs organized a meeting with pig farming enterprises to analyze and assess price trends and arrange market regulation work. The meeting noted that pig prices have declined due to factors such as weakening post-holiday consumer demand, and have entered the first-level warning zone for excessive price drops. The state has begun collecting and storing central frozen pork reserves and has directed local governments to simultaneously increase collection and storage efforts to form coordinated regulation. The meeting required that each pig farming enterprise strictly implement production capacity control measures, scientifically arrange production and operations, orderly reduce the inventory of breeding sows, reasonably control pig slaughter volumes, and promote better supply-demand matching.Going forward, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs will closely monitor pig market supply, demand, and price trends, timely conduct reserve adjustments, and continue to strengthen comprehensive production capacity control of pig farming to promote stable operation of the pig market.

MaticHoleFiller

2026-03-22 04:22:59

Recently, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs organized a symposium with pig farming enterprises to analyze and assess the price situation and plan market regulation efforts. The meeting pointed out that, influenced by factors such as the decline in consumer demand after the holiday, pig prices have fallen and entered the first warning zone for excessive decline. The government has begun stockpiling frozen pork reserves and is guiding local authorities to increase storage efforts simultaneously, forming a coordinated regulatory effort. The meeting required pig farming enterprises to strictly implement capacity regulation measures, plan production and operations scientifically, orderly reduce the breeding sow inventory, and reasonably control pig slaughter volumes to better align supply and demand.

Next, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs will closely monitor the supply, demand, and price trends in the pig market, promptly carry out reserve adjustments, and continue to strengthen comprehensive pig capacity regulation to promote stable market operation.

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