China accounts for 60% of the global soya bean exports, it is the world's second largest feed producer and the country consumes half of the world's pork production. China is a huge and complex market; you need critical information to navigate and trade effectively in its challenging yet opportunistic environment.

 

Whether you are a feed grains exporter or imports aquaculture products from China; operates a by-product processing plant or purchase feed inputs for a feed milling group; supply ingredients to farms or monitor livestock output; or perhaps your business is in the buying and selling of meat products or you are an economist analyzing the livestock and meat markets in China; we have the data information to add value to the tasks you have on hand. 

 

China daily feed inputs & livestock price information available in the following classification:

 

1.      Hog - Swine, Piglet, Pork

2.      Cattle - Beef, Cattle (Feeder Cattle, Beef Cattle, Cattle, Buffalo, Fattening Cattle)

3.      Sheep - Lamb, Sheep (Sheep, Goat, Mountain Ewes, Mountain Wether)

4.      Broiler - Broiler, Day-old Chick, Egg, Eliminated Chicken, Chicken Meat

5.      Duck - Duck, Newly-hatched Duckling, Duck Egg

1.      Wheat - Wheat Futures, Wheat Spot

2.      Corn - Purchase Price, Arrival Price

3.      Soybean - Wholesale Price, Commercial Soybean Purchase Price, Imports of Soybean Port Points      Selling Price

4.      Fishmeal - Import Price, Domestic Price

5.      Soybean Meal - 43% Protein, 46% Protein

6.      Rapeseed - Domestics Price, Import Price

1.      Seawater Aquatic Products - Scallops

 

1.      National Grain and Oil Wholesales Price Index

2.      Bulk Agricultural Supply and Demand Balance

3.      Foreign Exchange Quotations of Key Export Markets

4.      Domestic Food and Beverage Industry Index