African Swine Fever

Inflation in China rose to its highest level in eight years in November, in part due to the price of pork more than doubling yet again in a single month, CNBC reported. African Swine Fever Sends Pork Prices Higher  China's National Bureau of Statistics said pork prices were higher by 110%...

China's pig supply has been depleted by 19 percent as a result of the spread of African swine fever. This gives U.S.-based Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN) an opportunity to increase sales to China as consumers shift consumption to chicken and beef, according to Credit Suisse. The Analyst Robert...