The EU sold 76 percent more pork to China
According to the data of the European Commission, the European Union sold 26 percent more pork in the international market in the first ten months of 2016, compared to a year before.
Almost half of the export was directed to China. The European Union sold 76 percent more pork between January and October to China. Other major target markets are Japan and Hong Kong. To Japan pork exports increased by 10 percent, to Hong Kong by 31 percent. (by our colleague)
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