There are two reasons for this. One is that the price of pork continued to rise last year, and the relevant departments will definitely control it, otherwise consumers really can't afford such a high price. Prices will also be chaotic because of this phenomenon, so after prices rise to a certain stage, there will inevitably be a trend of recovery, which is the trend of economic development. Secondly, because the price of pork continues to rise, everyone wants a piece of it, and many people will choose to engage in the pig industry, so it is likely that supply will exceed demand. The phenomenon caused by this situation is that pork prices continue to fall. That thing which is rare is dear. Pork is in short supply, and the price will naturally be high, otherwise it will be much lower.

First, relevant departments control pork prices.

The price of pork was really high last year, and many families would choose not to eat or eat less pork. That price is really outrageous. This phenomenon has been going on for a long time, and the relevant departments will not sit idly by and will inevitably carry out corresponding control work. Now the decline in pork prices has a lot to do with the corresponding control. Otherwise, there may be some confusion when controlling the corresponding price.

Second, the supply of pork exceeds demand.

When an item is scarce, many people want to get some benefits from it. Many people will raise pigs and sell pork. Maybe you can get some income from it at first, even a good income. However, with more and more pig farmers, the demand of consumers will not change much, so there will be an oversupply of pork, and the decline in pork prices is also an inevitable trend. The price of anything can't be on the rise all the time. It's only a matter of time before the price falls back.

Therefore, it is an inevitable trend for pork prices to fall, and it is only a matter of time before supply exceeds demand.