The import of frozen swine cuts to China is set to see a steady increase from 2024 to 2028, with projected volume rising from 1.1544 billion kilograms to 1.3275 billion kilograms. In 2023, the volume stood at 1.10 billion kilograms, indicating a consistent growth trajectory. The year-on-year increase varies slightly but remains positive throughout, signifying a healthy demand in the Chinese market.

Key trends to watch for in this area include:

China's domestic pork production and its capacity to meet local demand could influence import volumes.
Changes in consumption patterns driven by economic shifts or changes in dietary preferences among Chinese consumers.
Global economic and trade policies that might impact pork prices and import dynamics.