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According to the General Administration of Customs of China, three Russian poultry and by-products production companies, one beef and by-products production company, and one poultry products storage company secured qualifications to export their products to China in 2023, marking a historic moment for Russian meat products entering the Chinese market. In July 2023, Russia's Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance Service and China's General Administration of Customs discussed the possibility of supplying Russian pork to China as part of their efforts to combat African swine fever. Russian Deputy Prime Minister, Victoria Abramchenko, mentioned the country's top positions in supplying poultry meat to China and expressed readiness for negotiations on pork supply to China, ensuring compliance with Chinese inspections. With 10% growth in poultry meat exports and steady beef supply, Russia continues to strengthen its presence in the Chinese meat market.

Recently, the company launched a brand new plastic pigsty floor, which has received widespread attention. This floor is made of high-quality plastic material, which helps improve pig productivity, is more environmentally friendly and hygienic.

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​Debabrother is at the site of its ultra-large-scale self-breeding pig farm project in Guangdong Province. The project is designed to keep 1,200 grandparent breeding pigs and 10,000 productive sows. Upon reaching full production capacity, it will produce 300,000 piglets and breed 12,000 grandparent sows annually.

The nutritional requirements of lactating sows for energy, protein, lysine and other nutrients are determined by their body weight, milk production and breeding environment. However, under traditional feeding patterns, farmers cannot accurately assess sows’ weight and milk yield, so they feed arbitrarily merely based on sows’ appetite. If feeding management for lactating sows were truly that simple, why does the industry keep exploring optimal feeding solutions for the lactation stage? Research data shows a huge gap in the daily feed intake of lactating sows, ranging from 3.63 kg to 9.08 kg. While sow breeds, litter sizes, lactation periods and parities all lead to intake differences, the quality of feeding schemes and farrowing house management constitute the primary causes of drastic fluctuations in feed consumption.