China's beef farmers are pressing for an investigation into the influx of imported beef that they claim disrupts domestic markets.
The average wholesale price of beef has fallen to 59.8 yuan per kilogram, marking a 16.4% decrease year-on-year.
A official probe was initiated after multiple industry groups urged for measures to secure domestic agriculture.
Statistics reveal farmers have incurred average losses exceeding 1,600 yuan per slaughtered cow, with a majority facing continuous deficits.
In response to complaints from ten industry associations, the Ministry of Commerce will investigate the beef import situation, anticipating an eight-month period.
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