1. Production capacity resumed. In the first quarter, 171.43 million pigs were slaughtered nationwide, an increase of 4.15 million pigs or 3.6% over the same period of last year; The output of pork was 13.69 million tons, an increase of 3.31 million tons or 31.9%.

2. With the weak consumption, there is an oversupply of pork in the market, so it is not unusual for the price to fall. A while ago, due to the high price of pigs, many people had to choose chicken and duck as substitutes.

3. Imported pork has increased. On January 8, 221, domestic pig futures were listed. The listing of pig futures is conducive to ironing out the sharp fluctuation of pig prices and promoting the recovery of industrial production capacity.