Original title: pork price fell for three weeks in a row, pork fell by 19.73% in November
4hw.com.cn pork price is the most concerned issue of the public, because the price of pork has been rising, some people complain that they can't afford pork. But now, since November, China's pork prices have gradually declined. It is understood that now two festivals are approaching and pork prices have dropped for three weeks. Is this true?
Since the beginning of November, a series of regulatory policies, such as increasing the market volume of frozen pork and expanding imports, have gradually become effective, and pork prices have dropped significantly. Recently, according to the monitoring data of the "national agricultural wholesale market price information system" of the Ministry of agriculture and rural areas, since November 8, the average price of pork in the national agricultural wholesale market has fallen for three consecutive weeks, and the decline rates are 4.4%, 8.2% and 6.5% respectively. Now, according to the monitoring of the Ministry of agriculture and rural areas, as of 14:00 on November 29, the average price of pork in the wholesale market of agricultural products nationwide was 42.06 yuan / kg, down 0.5% compared with that on November 28. Compared with the price of 52.4 yuan / kg on November 1, the price has decreased by 19.73%.
On the 28th, the Ministry of Commerce said it would actively take measures with relevant departments to ease the price fluctuation in the pork market and ensure the corresponding stability of the meat market supply; continue to actively increase the import of pork, which is expected to exceed 3 million tons of pork and its by-products in the whole year; make preparations for the release of reserved meat during the new year's day and the Spring Festival, and continue to put in the central reserve meat.
Now, the latest news of pork price is concerned by people, because we all hope that pork will fall. However, recently, according to the latest news, the wholesale price of pork has dropped for three consecutive weeks, and the cumulative decline of pork in November is 19.73%, and the overall price of pork is under control.