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U.S. Pork Making Gains in South American Markets

2014-04-14 17:25:00| National Hog Farmer

Source: Jessica Julca, U.S. Meat Export Federation South America representative The South American nation of Colombia naturally has looked to neighboring Chile one of the worlds top pork exporters for a steady supply of pork to meet the needs of its nearly 50 million consumers. As recently as 2009, Chile was the dominant pork supplier to Colombia, but the playing field is changing, not only in Colombia but in Chile as well. read more

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