The chance to sell unwanted pork cuts to China for high prices was too good to resist. But record-low prices and higher shipping costs are now denting Swiss pork exporters’ profits.
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The chance to sell unwanted pork cuts to China for high prices was too good to resist. But record-low prices and higher shipping costs due to the war in Iran are now denting Swiss pork exporters’ profits, according to Swissinfo analysis.
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June 10, 2026 - 09:06
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