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Pigging Out
12/04/2011 12:15 pm
Further to my posting of 11 April about pork, the chart below shows the steady upward march of meat prices and how they counter-balance the drop in vegetables led by cabbage. This is not 2007. No reports of blue ear disease. But pork rib, the type of pork whose price is monitored by the NDRC, has been on a steady increase since last July after falling in 2009 and has been tracked by chicken meat and eggs. Meanwhile the supply blockages identified in our report last December persist.
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