The price of Chinese pork increased significantly

Pork prices in China jumped sharply in November, pushing inflation to an 8-year high – according to origo.

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In November alone, pork prices in China rose by 110 percent year-on-year, mainly due to the consequences of African swine fever. In October, the increase was 101 percent. (origo)