FBA Edition 27
Yesterday China, Tomorrow Vietnam: The ever changing capital flows of Asian feed industry investment
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Friday, July 03, 2009
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Long-term supply constraints imply a 7 percent annual price increase from its new $1,000/tonne price bottom.
Milk quality is low and the industry is on the verge of collapse, yet the market's long-term growth has never looked brighter.
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With the emergence of more virulent pathogenic strains, do you think a broader phaseout of antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs) worldwide is still justifiable (Jun 04, 2009)
Yes, because AGP residue traces in meat and feed have increased the risk in development of stronger bacterial pathogens.
No, because AGPs are proven to increase feed conversion ratios as well as improve animals' resistance, hence, enhanced animal performance will translate to cheaper and better quality meat.
Yes, because AGPs use has been increasingly implicated in human diseases.
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