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"etc." means "and so on". Hence, the "and" is a little awkward, because if you spelt out the sentence in full, it would read "pig stomach, intestine, and kidney, and so on". Notice the redundant repetition of "and". The "they" is ungrammatical, because the subject has already been introduced prior ("most offal"). The "relatively" is redundant, because "more expensive than meat and ribs" already implies comparison.

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When you include "etc" it means the list goes on, so don't include an "and" before the "etc." Ribs are considered a type of meat cut, so it does not have to be mentioned separately.

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Price is singular so the correct verb is "surges." It is easier to follow the flow of the sentence when the references to time (at the end of the year and before the spring festival) are grouped together within the sentence.

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The correct phrase is "regions OF China" and "regions OF South America" not "regions IN South America." The sentence needs to be in the past tense.

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