August 5, 2025 | 15:09 GMT +7
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August 5, 2025 | 15:09 GMT +7
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Live pork prices today, September 22, change oppositely in the Central and the South.
Live pork prices today, September 22, in the North, move sideways in most provinces, ranging from VND 47,000-50,000 per kilogram. The lowest price is VND 47,000 per kilogram in Phu Tho and Bac Giang provinces. Meanwhile, the highest live pork price keeps at VND in Hung Yen, Nam Dinh, Ha Nam, and Vinh Phuc provinces.
In North Central Coast and Central Highlands, live pork prices today are ranging from VND 48,000 to VND 52,000, only decreasing by VND 1,000 to VND 51,000 per kilogram in Quang Binh and Quang Tri provinces.
In the South, live pork prices today are ranging from VND 49,000 to VND 52,000 per kilogram, only increasing by VND 1,000 to VND 51,000 per kilogram in Ca Mau and Bac Lieu provinces.
Translated by Ha Phuc
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