Since 2011, IFIP has been calculating a competitiveness indicator for the pork sectors of the five main producers in the European Union: France, Germany, Denmark, Spain and the Netherlands, for INAPeORC and stakeholders in the French pork industry. This work is financed by INAPORC. The indicator analyzes over 85 variables divided into 8 themes: macroeconomics, animal feed, breeding, downstream companies, production dynamism, foreign trade, domestic consumption dynamism and industry organization. This second part presents the results obtained for the last four themes: production dynamism, foreign trade, domestic consumption dynamism and sector organization. This second part presents the results obtained for the last four themes: dynamic production, foreign trade, dynamic domestic consumption and organization of the industry. In 2022, pork production is down in each of the countries studied. However, trends vary from country to country, with some experiencing massive declines. In terms of foreign trade, international demand contracted slightly, but remained strong, posting all-time highs behind 2021 and 2020. France and Spain saw their consumption grow significantly, against a backdrop of a recovery in out-of-home consumption. Lastly, the report presents the structural characteristics of each of the pork sectors studied, as well as the year's key events that could modify these specific features. However, this theme is not considered when calculating the overall score presented in the conclusion.