China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) laid out their goals for the 14th five-year plan on Friday, proposing that the self-sufficiency rates should be 95% for pork, 85% for beef and mutton, 70% for milk and 100% for poultry and eggs by 2025.
However, feed grain imports likely to remain strong given China’s rising demand for meat and dairy.
“For a period of time in the future, the consumption of livestock products will continue to grow, but corn and other feed grain supply and d...