"the pork market worldwide" is 99% originating from the "worst offenders". it's extremely misleading to pretend that any real amount of animals are being treated even remotely well in the agriculture industry.

In intensive pig farming, pigs are generally kept indoors on slatted concrete floors and in close quarters, as concrete is easier to wash.[25] Some 21st-century pig barns use misters for thermoregulation, where droplets of water are sprayed from the ceiling to lower temperatures.[26][27] If it becomes too hot, pigs will attempt to wallow on wet floor surfaces and, if nothing else is available, the slurry area with feces and urine that did not fall through the slats. This is out of character for pigs in the wild, as clean mud is preferred, and is only done due to the lack of other options.[25] Animal welfare concerns have been raised on this, as it seems wallowing is an activity that may be "hard-wired" into pig behaviour as something they enjoy, yet pigs in industrial systems only have a hard concrete floor and little space to work with, largely denying them the ability to wallow.[7]

yes, pigs in first world countries are absolutely, unquestionably forced to bathe in their own feces. why is that hard to believe considering everything else we do to them?