TREE NEWS reports: Pork prices in China rose for a fourth consecutive week, with wholesale prices at Beijing’s Xinfadi market reaching 14 yuan per kg on Sept 8, up 12% from Aug 1. Analysts attribute the rise to cooling weather boosting demand and lower breeding sow inventories, but expect limited further gains.
China Pork Prices Rise for 4th Week; Gains Seen Limited
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