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Oct 9
15m 59s

African swine fever: Spain's pork sector...

S&P Global Energy
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African swine fever is adding fresh uncertainty to Spain's pork market, reshaping trade flows and influencing feed buying decisions. As exporters navigate disease-related restrictions and changing global demand, feed buyers remain cautious and focused on short-term needs. In this episode, Agriculture Price Reporter Nanditha Kinavoor Madathil, Iara Lima, associate price reporter, agriculture, and Magdalena Michalik, principal analyst, European proteins, discuss the impact of ASF on pork and feed markets, the shifting trade landscape, and what to watch as the sector heads into 2027.

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