How to play rising Chinese food prices

Chinese food prices are up 8.3% on last year - and favourite meat pork has seen particularly hefty price hikes. So how can investors cash in without burning themselves in the overheating Chinese stock market?

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With food prices up 8.3% on last year, the Chinese need little reminding what year it is. Whether looking at their calendars or at the hefty prices they're paying for their favourite meat, there's no doubt that this is well and truly the year of the pig.

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