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MLBA 1: February / March 2008
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MLBA Issue 1 : The perfect storm: Meat production, grain consumption and the poultry industry
Reconcepting MEAT & LIVESTOCK BUSINESS Asia
Due to rapid growth in global agribusiness output volume and technical sophistication, we find it necessary to expand the scope and breadth of our coverage.
From January 2011, MEAT & LIVESTOCK BUSINESS Asia and FEED Business Asia will merge and be renamed as FEED Business Worldwide. The magazine will be published 10 times a year.
Asian meat demand is outracing global grain supplies and no sector is more at risk than poultry. Using a technology deeply rooted in the past, SSF fermentation can augment feed supplies by profoundly improving feed energy conversion efficiency.

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MEAT OF THE MATTER
Asian meat and livestock is a dynamic, rapidly expanding and a completely home grown industry. Some countries are export powerhouses, others import or follow their more advanced neighbours. Meat & Livestock Business Asia's survey indicates that while the future is bright, a change of mindset is in order.
As consumer branding represents the apex of the multinational pyramid, Thai chicken processors are just steps away from the top of the global food chain.
The high unit costs and inability to master health and safety issues are due to its disorganisation, undercapitalised nature, bad management and lack of consolidation.
In meat processing techniques, China is far above many other Asian countries.Where it lags the most is in food safety and it is here that the country is trying its hardest to catch up.
LIVESTOCK HEALTH
The big problem with this disease is that it acts like an iceberg: before the top is noted, the base under the waterline might have ripped up the hull of the ship.
Global Grain & Oilseed Markets
Evidence that USDA got its South American feed crop numbers wrong and large downward revisions are looming is growing. This carries greater implications for corn prices than it does for soy.
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