Genetics & Products
BGG operates a dual breeding system — Meng Series white pigs and the BGG Black Pig line — delivering premium genetics for large-scale commercial farms and specialty pork markets.
Meng Series / White Pig
Since importing from Canada in 2013–2014, BGG has not brought in live pigs from overseas for 12 consecutive years. Through continuous high-intensity genomic selection, the Meng Series now comprises four specialised lines with performance benchmarked against leading North American, French and Danish genetics.
All genetics are data-driven. BGG can match customers with the right line based on target traits — litter size, growth rate, FCR, or eating quality.
Product Matrix
Four Specialised Lines for Different Production Goals
Dam Line · Yorkshire / Landrace
Sire Line · Duroc
Optimised for feed conversion ratio — ideal for large-scale operations focused on cost control.
Dam Line · Yorkshire / Landrace
Sire Line · Duroc
Growth-rate focus for faster turnover and improved capital flow.
Dam Line · Yorkshire / Landrace
Sire Line · Duroc
Prioritises reproductive performance and maternal traits for stable sow herd expansion.
Dam Line · Yorkshire / Landrace
Sire Line · Duroc
High IMF and superior eating quality, with competitive growth rate for branded pork programs.
Data sourced from BGG nucleus herd performance records, mid-2025.
Commercial Results
Results recorded at commercial customer farms 2021–2025, not test station data
Carcasses demonstrate superior eating quality, elevated IMF, and attractive lean colour. BGG can tailor genetics programmes to individual customer breeding targets.
Performance based on the Chifeng nucleus herd. Full capacity and supply figures are shown in the production matrix below.
Native Genetics / China's Heritage Pig Crisis
China is home to 88 indigenous pig breeds, 58 of them listed for national genetic-resource protection — yet over 95% of the commercial pork market is supplied by exotic white pig lines, making conservation breeding increasingly urgent.
Native Pig Breeds in China
Existing native genetic resources
Under National Protection
Listed in the national conservation catalogue
White Pig Market Share
Commercial market dominated by exotic lines
Heritage Conservation
China's indigenous pig breeds are disappearing at an accelerating rate. BGG believes that the loss of every native breed is an irreversible genetic setback — and the foundation of our black pig programme is safeguarding that heritage.
Flavour First
Black pig breeding follows a fundamentally different logic from commercial white pigs. IMF is the soul of eating quality and must take precedence over growth traits. Our goal is to restore the flavour profile that defined Chinese pork for generations.
Science Meets Heritage
Heritage pig breeding is far more complex and time-consuming than commercial white pig programmes. BGG has applied genomic selection over 14 years to accelerate genetic gain while preserving the flavour and breed characteristics that define the line.
Breed Origin
Source Institution
A medical research institute affiliated with a PLA Jinan Military Region hospital, which collected premium black pigs from across China over 10 years starting in 2002
Original Purpose
High-quality pork for elite personnel including pilots and athletes
Genetic Composition
Drawing on premier native pig genetic resources from across China, integrated with native pig bloodlines
Current Status
5 bloodlines · 10 blood families · breed certification in progress
Phenotype Uniformity
Consistent conformation and appearance is a prerequisite for commercial-scale production. Through precision mating and maintenance of 5 stable bloodlines, every batch of BGG black pigs meets uniform quality standards.
Flavour · Intramuscular Fat ★ Primary Objective
IMF is the most critical determinant of eating quality and BGG's primary selection objective for the black pig line. Combined with the third-party verified 'Two High, One Low' meat quality standard — high protein, high linolenic acid, low cholesterol — we are restoring the flavour profile that defines premium Chinese pork.
Growth Performance
Without compromising flavour, BGG progressively improves growth rate and FCR to reduce production costs and ensure that heritage pig farming remains economically viable for breeders — sustaining the long-term conservation programme.
Huai'an · BGG Black Pig Farm
14 Years · 5 Bloodlines · 10 Blood Families
Scale & Capacity
Two independent breeding systems — each with a complete, self-contained genetics supply chain
Meng Series · White Pig
In 2025, BGG successfully exported purebred stock to Mongolia — a historic milestone for Chinese swine genetics export.
BGG Black Pig · Huai'an Base
Huai'an Farm · Pasture-raised & Modern Housing · 14 Years of Pure Heritage Breeding
Facilities
High biosecurity standards, large-scale operations and modern infrastructure underpin BGG's consistent and reliable genetics supply.
Located in Shangguandi Town, Songshan District, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. Breeding farm site: approx. 1,600 mu, plus a 10,000-mu demonstration farm. Total investment CNY 400M. Facilities: 30,000㎡ automated breeding houses, 6,000㎡ AI station, core sow capacity 3,000, integrated feed mill and three-tier disinfection centre.
Located in Dangpudi Township, Songshan District, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. Site area: approx. 1,500 mu, plus a 10,000-mu demonstration farm. Total investment CNY 200M. Nine high-standard pig houses, 3,000 core sows, annual purebred output approx. 30,000 head, three-tier disinfection and effluent treatment systems.
Located in Huaian Town, Huai'an County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province. Site area: approx. 500 mu. Eight national-standard modern pig houses totalling 30,000㎡, 1,200 core sow capacity, annual output up to 24,000 head. Combines pasture-raised and modern housing systems for premium-quality BGG Black Pig production.
Next Step
Whether you're looking at white pig genetics, the BGG Black Pig programme, or a farm partnership, our team can walk you through the options based on your production goals.
