How Much the Christmas Pig Could Cost, After the Price of Meat at the Farm Gate Fell by 21% Compared to 2025
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The price of the Christmas pig could remain more accessible than in 2025, but not evenly: the meat from the import could maintain the low offers, while Romanian meat and processed products could become more expensive in December. The main reason is the imbalance between an increasing domestic production, a highly dependent market [...]
In the week that began on 26 October, the price of the pig carcase at the gate of Romanian farms costs, on average, 145 euros a hundred kilograms, with 21.7% less than last year's similar period, following a monthly decrease of 12.1% and a weekly decrease of 0.6%, according to the European Commission data analyzed by Economica.net.
The price for pig carcasses in category E fell by 20.5% compared to 2025. Fresh meat in stores was 3.5% more expensive in September.
The pre-Christmas holiday season starts with a low price of pork at the farm gate in Romania. At the end of October, the most sought-after type of carcass costs about 21% less than in the similar season last year.
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