欧盟进口猪肉反倾销裁定落地，推荐生猪养殖

Investment Rating - The industry rating for pig farming is "Recommended" [1] Core Insights - The final ruling on anti-dumping duties on EU pork imports is expected to alleviate domestic supply pressure to some extent, with anti-dumping tax rates set between 4.9% and 19.8% [2][5] - The EU is a significant source of pork imports for China, accounting for over 50% of imports in the first three quarters of 2025, with Spain being the largest supplier [3] - Domestic pig prices have been persistently low, leading to increased losses for farmers, with self-breeding farmers experiencing losses for 13 consecutive weeks as of mid-December 2025 [4] Summary by Sections Event Overview - The Ministry of Commerce announced the final ruling on anti-dumping investigations against EU pork imports, confirming the existence of dumping practices [2] Analysis and Judgment - In the first ten months of 2025, China imported 1.93 million tons of pork, with 990,000 tons from the EU, representing 51% of total imports [3] - The domestic pig farming sector is undergoing both active and passive capacity reduction due to ongoing losses and policy guidance, with the number of breeding sows decreasing to below 40 million [4] Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on pig farming stocks, particularly those with low costs and strong growth potential, such as: 1. Lihua Co., which has seen a continuous decline in costs since 2024, with a target cost of 12 yuan/kg by year-end [5] 2. Muyuan Foods, which maintains profitability despite low pig prices and has a strong integrated business model [5] 3. Shuanghui Development, benefiting from stable meat product sales and expected cost advantages in 2025 [5]