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A pound of bacon in LA costs $2 more than in NYC. New data shows Prop. 12 is driving up prices for consumers by forcing family farms to comply with CA's arbitrary regulations, pushing many to close or consolidate with larger operations. It’s time for Congress to #FixProp12.

“Iowa pork farmers shouldn’t be told what to do by California.” At #WPX25, NPPC CEO Bryan Humphreys sat down with IowaSoybeans to talk Prop. 12, the future of the pork market, and why a strong soybean-pork partnership matters more than ever. 🎧 Catch the full conversation:

In this episode of FJ_PORK's The Pork Podcast, former NPPC president Scott Hays shares how his army service made him a better leader, pig farmer, and industry advocate. Listen to the full episode with host Jennifer Shike:

NPPC CEO Bryan Humphreys joined Agri-Pulse Communications at World Pork Expo to discuss the farm bill, including funding for FAD prevention, export market development, and important tax provisions. He also reiterates NPPC’s stance on Prop 12. Listen now:

The World Organization for Animal Health adopted an international standard for ASF vaccines, a major step toward controlling the virus globally. NPPC supports this science-based standard to ensure vaccines are safe, effective, and properly matched to regional virus strains.

“Supporting the next generation of pork professionals is more important than ever,” said NPPC’s Jake Sterle. At World Pork Expo, NPPC and Zoetis welcomed 80+ students to explore careers in the pork industry. The event highlighted the value of curiosity, experience, and connection.

NPPC applauds bipartisan bills in the House and Senate to fund key USDA programs that help prevent, prepare for, and respond to foreign animal diseases like ASF and foot-and-mouth. These programs are vital to keeping U.S. pork safe, secure, affordable, and producers resilient.

NPPC joined 21 ag groups urging the State Department to preserve key agricultural offices amid reorganization. These offices are vital for defending U.S. ag interests in trade deals and international policy. Losing them risks ceding global leadership to other countries.

China has approved 23 additional U.S. pork plants to export product, following renewed trade discussions with U.S. officials. NPPC worked closely with USDA and USTR to help secure this expanded access, creating new opportunities for U.S. pork. Learn more:

President Stateler on OBBB Senate passage: Thank you Senate Ag Committee Republicans Chair Senator John Boozman, Senate leadership for including animal health, tax provisions. Foreign animal diseases threaten the livelihoods of pork producers and also our food supply chain at large. nppc.org/news/us-senate…

We’re pleased to share this recognition from Congressman Brad Finstad, who commended NPPC Immediate Past President Lori Stevermer for her leadership on behalf of America’s pig farmers. As Lori often said, “the world is run by those that show up.” She showed up at every turn. Thank you, Lori!

July is #NationalGrillingMonth, and we are recognizing more than great food—we celebrate the farmers behind every cut of pork. As you fire up the grill this month, remember you are supporting the dedication and expertise that fuels our industry and nourishes the nation.

This week, NPPC marks the 5-year anniversary of #USMCA—signed in Jan. 2020 and implemented July 1. The agreement continues to benefit U.S. pork by maintaining zero-tariff access to top export markets in Canada and Mexico, proving sound trade policy keeps U.S. pork competitive.

Safeguarding U.S. swine health takes science, coordination, and clear communication. In this FJ_PORK feature, Dr. Anna Forseth, DVM and NPPC's Director of Animal Health, highlights efforts to advance: - An H5N1 response plan - A National Swine Health Strategy Learn more:

This #IndependenceDay, we honor the values that built this nation: hard work, resilience, and doing what’s right. Pork producers live those values daily, delivering high-quality protein that’s proudly American raised and freedom flavored. Let freedom ring. Let the bacon sizzle.

NPPC President on President Donald J. Trump signing the #OBBB: This is one of the most consequential pieces of ag legislation in years. It helps producers protect our herds from foreign animal diseases and cuts red tape, allowing us to more easily pass down our farms. nppc.org/news/president…

China approved 23 more U.S. pork facilities for export, marking a major win for pork producers. NPPC worked with USDA and USTR to help secure this access and demonstrate the impact of strong trade advocacy. Read more about NPPC’s work to ensure global market access:

Ag labor shortages persist, and current H-2A rules don’t meet year-round needs. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says reform is on the table. NPPC continues to push for changes that would give pork producers access to this critical program. Read more:

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has approved legislation to modernize the Clean Water Act. This marks a significant step toward reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens on agriculture. Read more about what this means for pork producers and CWA permitting:

Efficiency drives about 1.5% annual growth in U.S. pork production, says University of Kentucky economist Kenny Burdine. America’s pork producers continue to lead with innovation and a commitment to feeding a growing global population. Listen to the report from Brownfield Ag News Ag News: