China: Delayed Expansion in Chinese Swine Herd

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China: Delayed Expansion in Chinese Swine Herd

Swine numbers are not likely to rebound until at least mid-2021 if the current African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak is brought under control. In late 2020 a resurgence of ASF reduced China’s population of breeding sows and piglets. These losses continued through the first quarter of 2021 as ASF outbreaks were reported in multiple provinces.

East Asia and the Pacific, China

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