Worldwide pork exports generated approximately US$36.7 billion in revenue during 2025.

Compared with 2021, when global pork shipments were valued at US$37.3 billion, the total export value declined slightly by an average of 1.6%. However, on a year-over-year basis, pork export earnings increased by 1.3%, rising from US$36.2 billion in 2024.

As in the previous year, the world's largest pork-exporting nations in 2025 were Spain, the United States, Germany, Brazil, and Canada. Together, these five countries accounted for 63.2% of total global pork exports, highlighting their dominant role in the international pork trade.

Looking at exports by region, Europe remained the leading supplier, contributing US$22.5 billion, or 60.3% of worldwide pork exports. North America ranked second with a 27.5% share of global shipments.

Other regions represented smaller portions of the market, including Latin America (10.7%)—excluding Mexico but including Caribbean nations—followed by Asia (1.1%), Oceania (0.4%) led by Australia and New Zealand, and Africa (0.1%).

For customs and trade classification purposes, pork products are generally categorized under the 4-digit Harmonized System (HS) code 0203, which covers fresh, chilled, or frozen swine meat.

Top Pork Exporting Countries by Value

The following countries recorded the highest pork export revenues in 2025:

1.Spain — US$6.7 billion (17.9%)

2.United States — US$6.4 billion (17.1%)

3.Germany — US$3.9 billion (10.6%)

4.Brazil — US$3.4 billion (9.0%)

5.Canada — US$3.2 billion (8.7%)

6.Denmark — US$2.9 billion (7.9%)

7.Netherlands — US$2.7 billion (7.1%)

8.Belgium — US$1.6 billion (4.2%)

9.France — US$1.04 billion (2.8%)

10.Poland — US$1.01 billion (2.7%)

11.Mexico — US$668.3 million (1.8%)

12.Chile — US$567.3 million (1.5%)

13.Hungary — US$470.2 million (1.3%)

14.Austria — US$463.6 million (1.2%)

15.Ireland — US$423.4 million (1.1%)

Combined, these 15 countries were responsible for 94.8% of all pork exports worldwide in 2025, underscoring the concentration of global supply among a relatively small group of exporters.

Fastest-Growing Pork Exporters

Several major suppliers achieved notable growth between 2024 and 2025. The strongest performers included:

· Brazil: +19.1%

· Denmark: +7.8%

· Poland: +7.7%

· Spain: +5.7%

These countries expanded their export sales significantly, strengthening their positions in the global pork market.

Exporters Reporting Declines

Not all major exporters experienced growth. The countries recording the largest decreases in pork export value were:

· Hungary: -10.3%

· Mexico: -9.7%

· Chile: -9.0%

· France: -9.0%

· Germany: -5.5%

These declines indicate weaker export performance compared with 2024.

Major Global Pork Exporters in 2025

Based on Tendata trade intelligence, the following companies ranked among the leading pork exporters in 2025: >>Find More Pork Exporters via Tendata

1. YAMAHA MOTOR CO LTD — 6.36% share (US$6.84 billion)

2. TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION — 4.28% (US$4.60 billion)

3. SCANIA CV AB PUBL — 3.00% (US$3.22 billion)

4. CATERPILLAR SARL — 2.60% (US$2.79 billion)

5. HYUNDAI GLOVIS CO LTD — 2.51% (US$2.70 billion)

6. BMW AG WERK MUENCHEN W 1 1 — 2.39% (US$2.57 billion)

7. HONDA MOTOR CO LTD TK — 2.21% (US$2.38 billion)

8. TOYOTA TSUSHO CORPORATION — 1.97% (US$2.11 billion)

9. VOLKSWAGEN AG — 1.67% (US$1.79 billion)

10. Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. — 1.66% (US$1.79 billion)

These enterprises represented a significant portion of global export activity in 2025 according to Tendata's trade database.