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Vietnam live hog prices reach VND 49,000 per kg on November 11

Vietnam’s live hog prices continued to rise in the south and northwest on November 11, ranging from VND 46,000 to VND 49,000 per kg nationwide. Experts expect prices to rise further. Ha Tinh’s statistics agency also reported African swine fever in 37 communes and wards in 2026.

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On November 11, live hog prices in Vietnam continued to rise in the south and northwest, with prices nationwide ranging from VND 46,000 to VND 49,000 per kg. Prices were highest in the south, at VND 47,000 to VND 49,000 per kg. Dong Nai, Tay Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City each gained VND 1,000 per kg from the previous trading session to reach VND 49,000 per kg, matching Dong Thap. Can Tho also rose by VND 1,000 per kg to VND 48,000 per kg.

Live hog prices in the north ranged from VND 46,000 to VND 48,000 per kg. Lai Chau and Son La each rose by VND 2,000 per kg to VND 48,000 per kg. Prices in the central region and Central Highlands were unchanged that morning, remaining at VND 46,000 to VND 48,000 per kg. Experts said gains in the south and a price recovery in the northwest could lift the overall market. They forecast that prices would continue to rise on November 12 and could subsequently reach VND 50,000 per kg.

On November 11, live hog prices in Vietnam ranged from VND 46,000 to VND 49,000 per kg.（VietVance）

In its report on socioeconomic conditions in the first 10 months of 2026, Ha Tinh’s statistics agency said local livestock farming was generally stable in October. After the impact of African swine fever in 2025, farmers gradually resumed production and restocked their pig herds. Stronger disease prevention measures and relatively high live hog prices also encouraged restocking.

The agency said that from the start of 2026 through October 20, a total of 1,983 pigs infected with African swine fever were culled across 37 communes and wards in Ha Tinh, with a combined weight of 161,193 kg. At the end of October, 14 communes in the province still had outbreaks that had not passed the 21-day mark. Local authorities had taken measures to monitor, contain and control the outbreaks.

Source: VietVance