Từ khóa: #Pork prices

Agricultural sector aims at export turnover of US$50 billion in 2022

Agricultural sector aims at export turnover of US$50 billion in 2022

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien affirmed that the ministry would focus on market solutions, striving to achieve an export turnover of US$50 billion of agricultural, forestry, and fishery products by the end of the year at a press conference on food supply in the last months of 2022 held on the afternoon of October 3 in Hanoi.
The delegation of the Agriculture and Rural Development Ministry is checking breeding pigs in Binh Thang Research Center for Animal Husbandry (sited in Dong Nai Province). (Photo: SGGP)

Pork prices witnessing unwanted surge

The price increase of rice bran in July has correspondingly pushed pork prices up to no end. Consumers have become more concerned because this means a butterfly effect on prices of various food types that use pork as an ingredient.

HCMC stabilizes prices of many products from April 2

HCMC stabilizes prices of many products from April 2

The Department of Finance of Ho Chi Minh City announced the selling prices of essential items participating in the market stabilization program in 2022 and the 2023 Lunar New Year, officially applied from April 2. Besides some products, including poultry eggs and poultry meat, that have raised their selling prices, rice, pork, and sugar keep the same selling prices compared to the market stabilization program in 2021.
Plentiful supply of goods cools down prices

Plentiful supply of goods cools down prices

From the beginning of January to now, the wholesale markets of Hoc Mon, Thu Duc, Binh Dien have received 2,600 tons, 1,600 tons, and 1,500 tons of goods per day, respectively. Thereby, prices of food and fresh goods have declined by about 20 percent.
Pork prices drop as output increases

Pork prices drop as output increases

According to Mr. Tsan A Sin, Deputy Director of the Binh Dien Market Management and Trading Company, in the night of June 28 and the early morning of June 29, the number of pork carcasses arrived at Binh Dien Market was 1,659, an increase of about 400 heads compared to the average.
Consumers buy pork at a supermarket. (Photo: SGGP)

No shortage of fresh food for upcoming Lunar New Year festival

Mr. Le Huynh Minh Tu, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade of Ho Chi Minh City, said that the supply of pork, poultry meat, and eggs for the city market would certainly not be insufficient after his first working day with key suppliers on January 20.
Meat processing at Vissan Company. (Photo: SGGP)

Pork market for Tet holidays: plentiful supply, unstable prices

Pork supply remains plentiful in markets, and the demand for pork has decreased. Pig farmers have been repopulating pig herds to serve the needs of the people during the festive season. There is, obviously, no shortage of pork, but the prices of pork have increased sharply.
Consumers are choosing pork at a supermarket in HCMC (Photo: SGGP)

Subsidized pork prices reduce by 3.6-8.9 percent

The Department of Finance in Ho Chi Minh City yesterday announced pork prices in the city’s market stabilization program have been lowered by 3.6 percent-8.9 percent compared to the present prices.

 

Live pigs imported from foreign countries are quarantined at Cau Treo Border Gate in Ha Tinh Province. (Photo: MARD}

Import of live pigs helps lower pig price in Vietnam

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), in the afternoon of June 17, the first 500 live pigs imported from Thailand entered Vietnam through Lao Bao Border Gate in the Central province of Quang Tri.
Consumers buy pork at a supermarket. (Photo: SGGP)

Pork prices continue to be closely monitored

For months, pork has become a hot spot due to its high prices. To ensure supply and demand, and stabilize the price, on May 27, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) gave nods to imports of live pigs to meet the demand for fresh pork of Vietnamese people.
Biosecurity pig farming brings high efficiency. (Photo: SGGP)

Mekong Delta provinces strive to recover pig herds

Cities and provinces in the Mekong Delta are striving to repopulate pig herds after the African swine fever epidemic but with the current situation, supply cannot meet the demand, leading to high prices of piglets and pigs.
Pork prices remain at high levels

Pork prices remain at high levels

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), the amount of imported pork has increased heavily but the prices of pork in the market are still hovering at high levels.
Pork supply expected to be more plentiful at year’s end

Pork supply expected to be more plentiful at year’s end

Deputy Minister Phung Duc Tien and the inspection delegation under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) on May 4 inspected the situation of repopulation of pig herd, control on pork prices, and the prevention of diseases on animals in Dong Nai and Binh Duong provinces.
Consumers hope that imported pork will help to lower the domestic pork prices. (Photo: SGGP)

Ministry speeds up import of pork

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) announced that it has been rushing to complete procedures quickly to receive the batch of pork imported into Vietnam through Hai Phong Port.
Mekong Delta provinces carry out biosecurity measures to prevent diseases. (Photo: SGGP)

Mekong Delta provinces struggle to repopulate pig herds

The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of An Giang Province on April 23 said that the price of pigs in the market hovered around VND90,000-VND93,000 per kilogram, a high price level, but most pig-farming households did not have many pigs left to sell as the African swine fever forced thousands of households to destroy hundreds of pigs, leading to a sharp decline in the number of pig herds.
Prices of fruits, vegetables and pork tend to reduce

Prices of fruits, vegetables and pork tend to reduce

Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Industry and Trade Ms. Nguyen Huynh Trang last night led a working delegation to inspect and work with management boards and shopkeepers of Thu Duc and Hoc Mon wholesale markets. 
Consumers buy pork at a market in Thu Duc district, HCMC  (Photo: SGGP)

Consumers entitled to decide pork prices

Consumers will decide up to 90 percent of pork price and the price will no longer rocket from now until the Lunar New Year if they have plans to use pork substitutes and change the habit of consuming fresh into frozen pork.