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Pork prices are soaring to the sky. Could we learn from 1994 and launch another \"Pork Basket Project\" to address people’s need for meat? We must prevent foreign capital from monopolizing this sector, otherwise... . . . . . 100 words are omitted here, haha
High pork prices are not merely a result of inflation; they are the consequence of the poor conditions in the pig farming industry last year and the year before that. Last year, dysentery broke out, causing many piglets to die and resulting in a low survival rate. The year before that, swine fever struck, leading to the death of numerous adult pigs. Many farmers were unable to continue operating, so many gave up the business. Additionally, most reduced the number of sows they kept in order to minimize their losses. As a result, the total amount of pigs available on the market since this spring has decreased significantly, which is what has led to the sharp rise in pork prices. **They also refuse to release reserve pork to help stabilize the situation.
It’s a good time to lose weight, so I might as well choose options that are more expensive than beef and mutton. Before, I felt sorry spending money on beef and mutton; now I can finally afford to do so without hesitation
COFCO is even cooperating with Japan in pig farming... Who calls them traitors? Who are the patriots?
No wonder the company cafeteria serves chicken every day these days – not a trace of pork in sight... It seems even pigs have flown to the sky
Reply to 2# Benben Xuan: Stocking up on pork?
Yes, **reserves include frozen pork in cold storage and live pigs on large farms.
I remember the time when we all faced the issue of skyrocketing garlic prices. I remember going out for dumplings with my colleagues at noon; we needed garlic, and the waiter said that the profit from that meal wasn’t even enough to buy a single head of garlic!
You can’t avoid eating; eating less is always an option
On their journey to obtain the scriptures, the four disciples led by Tang Seng were suddenly attacked by a group of monsters, who captured Zhu Bajie and ran away. Tang Seng shouted behind them, \"You’ve caught the wrong person! I am Tang Seng; he is Zhu Bajie.\" The fairy replied, \"Now that the price of pork has soared, Zhu Bajie is already worth more than you.\"