African Swine Fever Abroad Creates Waves for US Agriculture
Although a continuation of the trade dispute and other market variables currently in play could affect the degree to which U.S. agriculture is impacted by the pork shortage in China and Southeast Asia.
- Although a continuation of the trade dispute and other market variables currently in play could affect the degree to which U.S. agriculture is impacted by the pork shortage in China and Southeast Asia.
- "But if the trade dispute with China remains unresolved, the upside trade potential for the U.S. meat sectors may not be fully realized."
- Most projections call for China losing roughly one-third of its hog production over the next 12 to 18 months.
- CoBank's report, African Swine Fever Implications for U.S. Ag , provides a detailed analysis of opportunities and threats for the U.S. animal protein and feed sectors as a result of the hog loss due to ASF.