Suckling pig consumption down due to virus panic

By Jamie Brown
Updated March 6 2020 - 9:01am, first published 8:20am
Sales of suckling pigs into Sydney's migrant markets have fallen sharply as panic rises over the impending coronavirus epidemic.
Sales of suckling pigs into Sydney's migrant markets have fallen sharply as panic rises over the impending coronavirus epidemic.

Sales of sucker pigs into the migrant markets of Cabramatta and Sydney's China Town are down by as much as 20 per cent due to rising panic over the impending coronavirus outbreak, according to Camden branch manager of Jim Hindmarsh and Co, Steve Nutt.

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