Restaurants face price hike dilemma due to new pork import rule

Taiwanese restaurants and hotel chains said they are under pressure to raise prices to reflect the expected higher cost of locally-produced pork amid health concerns about a new policy allowing pork imports containing a controversial livestock drug that came into effect on Jan. 1.

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