Global pork prices remain weak due to stagnant demand and oversupply, although the market is adjusting, according to RaboResearch’s Q3 global pork update.  Sentiment is described as subdued across the major producing regions, with prices generally lower than previous years. “The key reason is the excess supply, although the causes vary by region,” the update states. In Europe, pork prices remain low as Spain’s exports continue to be constrained by its ASF status, leaving a surplus of pork to be absorbed within the wider EU market, alongside higher pork production, which is further pressuring prices. In China, supply has expanded…