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African swine fever: China’s chicken farmers feeling the pinch as pork crisis takes toll on poultry industry - December 25, 2019
African swine fever: China’s chicken farmers feeling the pinch as pork crisis takes toll on poultry industry - December 25, 2019
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The skyrocketing cost of China’s favourite meat has forced many people to turn to more affordable forms of protein like chicken and, in some cases, even dog
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While government data showed the retail price for chicken increased by 23 per cent between June and November, and the price of eggs rose by 29 per cent over the same period, increased production from new farmers has driven producer prices to rock bottom.
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