According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, on December 5, the average price of pork in the national agricultural products wholesale market was 17.68 yuan/kg, down 0.8% from 17.83 yuan/kg last Friday. This week's average price was 17.69 yuan/kg, down 1.1% from the average price of 17.88 yuan/kg last week. Domestic pig prices showed a trend of rising and then falling this week, with the average weekly price falling month-on-month. According to data from China Pig Farming Network, on December 5, the pig price was 11.27 yuan/kg, which is basically the same as last Friday's 11.28 yuan/kg. Looking at the weekly average price, the average price of pigs this week was 11.37 yuan/kg, down 1% from the average price of 11.48 yuan/kg last week. The operating rate of key domestic pig slaughter enterprises rose slightly this week. The average operating rate during the week was 39.52%, up 0.6 percentage points from last week. The supply of pigs is normal, and the number of large and heavy pigs has increased. As the temperature drops, the enthusiasm for downstream preparation has increased slightly, and orders from slaughter companies have increased, supporting the rise in operating rates.

According to monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, on December 5, the average price of pork in the national agricultural products wholesale market was 17.68 yuan/kg, down 0.8% from 17.83 yuan/kg last Friday. This week's average price was 17.69 yuan/kg, down 1.1% from the average price of 17.88 yuan/kg last week. Domestic pig prices showed a trend of rising and then falling this week, with the average weekly price falling month-on-month. According to data from China Pig Farming Network, on December 5, the pig price was 11.27 yuan/kg, which is basically the same as last Friday's 11.28 yuan/kg. Looking at the weekly average price, the average price of pigs this week was 11.37 yuan/kg, down 1% from the average price of 11.48 yuan/kg last week. The operating rate of key domestic pig slaughter enterprises rose slightly this week. The average operating rate during the week was 39.52%, up 0.6 percentage points from last week. The supply of pigs is normal, and the number of large and heavy pigs has increased. As the temperature drops, the enthusiasm for downstream preparation has increased slightly, and orders from slaughter companies have increased, supporting the rise in operating rates.