Dong Nai

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Vietnam pig farmers delay restocking as live pig prices fall below production costNews
Swine

Vietnam pig farmers delay restocking as live pig prices fall below production cost

Breeding stock suppliers report a sharp fall in orders, though the industry sees little risk of a pork shortage ahead of the 2027 Lunar New Year.

eFeedLink Newsdesk11 Nov 2026
Vietnam's Dong Nai routes 76% of chicken meat output through linked supply chainsNews
Poultry

Vietnam's Dong Nai routes 76% of chicken meat output through linked supply chains

Two of the city's 12 chicken meat chains export about 1,000 tonnes a month of processed product to Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and other markets.

eFeedLink Newsdesk6 Nov 2026
Vietnam's pig herd grows 5.2% as live hog prices stay below large farms' VND50,000/kg costNews
Swine

Vietnam's pig herd grows 5.2% as live hog prices stay below large farms' VND50,000/kg cost

Dong Nai's livestock association says about VND60,000/kg would cover costs, while the ministry sees no sharp price rise before the end of 2026.

eFeedLink Newsdesk5 Nov 2026
African swine fever hits 78 sites in Vietnam's Dong Nai as Mekong Delta outbreaks widenNews
Animal Health

African swine fever hits 78 sites in Vietnam's Dong Nai as Mekong Delta outbreaks widen

Ca Mau, Can Tho and An Giang report more outbreaks, while live hog prices in Dong Nai slip to VND45,000/kg ahead of year-end demand.

eFeedLink Newsdesk28 Oct 2026
Vietnam's Dong Nai police bust ring that sold 400 tonnes of meat from sick and dead pigsNews
Animal Health

Vietnam's Dong Nai police bust ring that sold 400 tonnes of meat from sick and dead pigs

Nine suspects have been charged after investigators seized about seven tonnes of pork contaminated with African swine fever virus.

eFeedLink Newsdesk22 Oct 2026
Live pig prices in Vietnam's Dong Nai fall below production costs after salbutamol caseNews
Swine

Live pig prices in Vietnam's Dong Nai fall below production costs after salbutamol case

Farmers report losses of over VND1 million per pig and call for tougher enforcement, as surprise urine tests at fattening farms find no banned substances.

eFeedLink Newsdesk20 Oct 2026