The Philippines has announced a 60-day suspension of imports of pork products to address low prices being received by pig producers, which the government blames on large volumes imported products.  The measure was ordered by the country’s Department of Agriculture on Monday and will take effect on November 24, according to the government’s official news agency. Restrictions have been imposed on nine pork cut varieties for 60 days as a provisional safeguard measure. These suspensions covers fresh, chilled and frozen swine carcases and half carcases; bone-in ham, shoulders and cuts; and fresh, chilled and frozen edible offal and liver, Philstar reports.…