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China - African swine fever outbreaks causing "sold out" market conditions for poultry - September 3, 2019
China - African swine fever outbreaks causing "sold out" market conditions for poultry - September 3, 2019
I can not say much more than the title because China prosecutes for disturbing the public order. Many publishers and reporters have been driven underground.
Basically - the prices of poultry have risen. The price for organic poultry can be as high as 30 yuan which is about double the price of non-organic poultry. There are reports that duck prices have reached record highs.
Poultry producers are having trouble keeping up with demand.
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