A number of major Chinese meat companies are investing ¥70bn ($10.7bn) in projects that will add almost 25 million pigs to China's herd between 2015 and 2018, according to a document compiled by Wens Foodstuffs Group. The projects are "being conducted by firms which are highly integrated breeding and feed producers" and are concentrated in north eastern and north western parts of China "due to environmental concerns and resource constraints."
A number of major Chinese meat companies are investing ¥70bn ($10.7bn) in projects that will add almost 25 million pigs to China's herd between 2015 and 2018, according to a document compiled by the Chinese Ministry of Finance. The projects are "being conducted by firms which are highly integrated breeding and feed producers" and are concentrated in north eastern and north western parts of China "due to environmental concerns and resource constraints."