This　paper　estimates　the　impact　of　population　aging　on　bilateral　pork　trade　between　32　Asian　countries　(regions)　by　using　a　gravity　model　that　incorporates　old-age　dependency　ratio　variables.　The　Poisson　pseudo-maximum-likelihood　regression　performs　better　than　the　ordinary　least-squares　method　in　the　estimations.　An　aging　labor　force　stimulates　pork　exports　because　it　reduces　pork　production　costs　by　supplying　the　pork　industry　with　low-wage　older　laborers.　An　aging　consumer-based　economy　increases　pork　imports　because　older　consumers　usually　have　higher　incomes.　Population　aging　has　both　a　time　characteristic　and　a　country　characteristic　on　pork　trade　in　Asia.　Increasing　birth　rates　and　reforming　the　pork　industry　from　the　supply　side　are　two　feasible　policy　recommendations　for　aging　Asian　countries　(regions).