By Chelsea Naso ( July 22, 2014, 3:37 PM EDT) -- Three months after scrapping plans for a $5.3 billion share sale in Hong Kong, China's WH Group, the world's biggest pork producer, is said to be back with a smaller offering that will seek to raise about $2 billion, sources told the New York Times on Tuesday. The group, which was created last year after Shuangui International of China paid $4.7 billion in case for the biggest U.S. pork producer, Smithfield Foods, announced in April it was planning a public float, but later slashed the price to $1.9 billion before canceling in the face of lackluster demand....
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