Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) hog futures fell for the fourth day in a row on Wednesday, with a large supply base pressuring the market, reported Reuters.
Cattle contracts were firm, rising on a round of technical buying.
After the close, the US Department of Agriculture said frozen US beef stocks as of April 30 stood at 447.984 million lbs, down from 532.166 million a year earlier.
Pork belly stocks were up 39.1% at 81.177 million lbs.