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Brazil seeks to ensure grains, feed and meat transports keep moving
March 30, 2020 Brazil seeks to ensure grains, feed and meat transports keep moving The Agriculture Ministry labelled truck stops, petrol stations and highway eateries as essential services so grains, feed and meat transports keep moving to supply domestic and international markets, reported Reuters. This is because of strict quarantine restrictions imposed by state and municipalities in the country's battle against COVID-19, which threatens its food production and food transportation. The imposed restrictions hampers transporters journeys, as they have to travel as much as 2,000 km to ship grains to ports. Without a strong railway, Brazil leans on cargo trucks to transport grains, feed and meat around the country. Brazil is biggest exporter of soy and beef. One of the country's top freight companies SotranLogística said its business has grown 30% in March to ship grains, a majority of which are soybeans. It expects business to grow by 40% in April 2020. Abiove said costs to transport freight has
Monday, March 30, 2020
Canadian beef plant stops slaughter operations after positive COVID-19 case
March 30, 2020 Canadian beef plant stops slaughter operations after positive COVID-19 case Alberta-based Harmony beef closed cattle slaughter operations after one of its workers tested positive for COVID-19, reported Reuters. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) removed some of its inspectors from Harmony Beef, which triggered the partial closure of Harmony Beefs' operations. According to Canadian law, slaughter plants cannot operate without CFIA inspectors. This follows US-based Sanderson Farms, which reported one of its workers testing positive for COVID-19. Crosbie Cotton, Harmony spokesman said they were notified of the positive case from the Alberta health department. Harmony had sent all other workers in that section of the slaughter area quarantined at home for two weeks, even if they did not display any symptoms. Cotton said other types of processing are being carried out in the facility. It aims to fully reopen after discussions with CFIA. Alberta, Canada is the biggest beef producer
Monday, March 30, 2020
China imports additional Brazilian beef in March
March 30, 2020 China imports additional Brazilian beef in March Industry sources said China, the biggest purchaser of Brazilian beef, is buying more after low purchase numbers in January and February 2020 because of COVID-19, reported Reuters. Reuters' source said while prices aren't as high as it was at end-2019, beef is still priced well plus the exchange rate is favourable for Brazil exporters. Brazilian BRF has dropped 25% against the USD. Brazil's largest meatpackers, Marfig Global Foods, Minerva and JBS will benefit from China's big beef purchases. While export data does not yet show China's increased purchases, Itau BBA consultant Cesar de Castro Alves said China's beef imports from Brazil have risen steadily. Alves said for China to supplement dwindling meat supplies caused by the African swine fever outbreak in the country, it will need about 2.9 million tonnes of beef in 2020. Agrifatto consultant Gustavo Machado said China had priced almost double prices since 2019. - Reuters
Monday, March 30, 2020
Angel Yeast sends free masks and protective suits to overseas customers
March 30, 2020 Angel Yeast sends free masks and protective suits to overseas customers As the COVID-19 situation continues to deteriorate globally, Angel Yeast has purchased medical masks, N95 masks and protective suits to be donated to its customers around the world. After nearly two months of fighting against the epidemic, defense control measures in China have achieved remarkable results, and the epidemic situation of coronavirus has greatly eased in various places. Angel Yeast has many overseas customers. At the beginning of the epidemic, some customers donated masks to us and sent greetings letters. Their encouragements and assistance were of great help to the company. After learning about the severe situation of COVID-19 overseas, Angel Yeast has purchased nearly 150,000 medical masks that meet the European Union CE standard, 4250 N95 masks and 300 protective suits to be sent to its customers for free. Recently, the first batch of supplies has been shipped. In addition, Angel Yeast always keeps
Monday, March 30, 2020
Zheng Chang implements measures to tackle COVID-19 and better serve its customers
March 30, 2020 Zheng Chang implements measures to tackle COVID-19 and better serve its customers Zheng Chang has made full use of various resources and means to minimise the impact of COVID-19 on its business and has resumed work and production. Many salesmen, technical and after-sales personnel have gone abroad and served on the front lines. During customer visits, technical exchanges and after-sales service, they strictly abide by the local epidemic regulations, consciously fulfilling responsibilities and obligations, and make joint efforts to fight against the virus. Ecuador 2t/h pet food project Implementing epidemic prevention and control measures and accelerating project construction. Zheng Chang's overseas engineering teams always pay attention to the epidemic situation and timely report relevant information to the company to ensure that on-site services and commissioning are carried out under effective protection. New 10t/h layer feed project in Myanmar Fully utilizing all kinds of resources
Monday, March 30, 2020
Global Dairy Weekly (week ended March 27, 2020)
Philadelphia, PA - Butter prices finished today at the lowest level in six years. Nonfat dry milk prices are at the lowest price level in a little more than a year. Blocks andbarrels are at the lowest price level in about oneyear. Lows. Lows. Lows.
Monday, March 30, 2020
US beef prices hike as cattle futures soar
On 23 March, US live cattle futures rose to their daily limit as strong packer margins, thereby increasing wholesale beef prices and expectations of higher cash cattle prices emerge this week.
Friday, March 27, 2020
Alabama cattlemen group face concern on beef supply chain flow
March 27, 2020 Alabama cattlemen group face concern on beef supply chain flow The Alabama Cattlemen's Association is concerned in keeping the beef supply chain flowing and making sure that shelves continue to be restocked with beef. The group is following the COVID-19 outbreak closely and how this will impact the state's beef farmers. Erin Beasley, executive vice president of Alabama Cattlemen's Association, said there isn't a shortage of beef, but the challenge is drastically increasing demand for beef in retail stores. She said that normally, beef sales go to food services and retail, but restaurants, casinos, and cruise lines aren't buying beef, so the majority is going to local grocery stores. "Demand was spread between food service and retail the last 10 years or so, but what we're seeing is a major shift to retail," Beasley said. "To give you some perspective, the week of March 15 we saw a 77% increase in retail beef sales. That is tremendous." She added that farmers are concerned about what this
Friday, March 27, 2020
US corn closes slightly higher
March 27, 2020 US corn closes slightly higher On Thursday, the CME Group's farm markets trade weaker with May corn futures settling slightly ¼ cent higher at US$3.48¾ while July corn futures finished ¾ cent higher at US$3.54¼ at closing. May soybean futures closed 1¼ cent lower at US$8.80¼. July soybean futures closed unchanged at US$8.84¾. May wheat futures closed 11½ cent lower at US$5.69. May soymeal futures closed US$1.20 per short tonne higher at US$322.90. May soy oil futures settled 0.14 cent lower at 26.50 cent per pound. Separately, the USDA's Weekly Export Sales Report Thursday shows strong corn demand figures with 1.89 million tonnes versus the trade's expectations of between 650,000 and 2.1 million tonnes. Al Kluis, Kluis Advisors, says that corn futures got a little support from an export sale announcement. "Soybeans were under a little pressure, but soybean meal futures pulled back and wheat continues to find strength as wheat demand in the US has picked up. All eyes will be on the
Friday, March 27, 2020
California Sea Grant funds sustainable farmed fish feed
March 27, 2020 California Sea Grant funds sustainable farmed fish feed California Sea Grant will fund an associate research professor in environmental studies for the development of sustainable feed for farmed fish. Pallab Sarker, one of the 19 recipients of grants announced this week by California Sea Grant, a partnership of the federal government, the state of California, and universities that aims to create knowledge and develop products and services that benefit the economy, the environment, and the public. The programme provided a total of US$900,000 to support projects focused on aquaculture and resilient coastal communities over the next year or two. Sarker received nearly US$120,000 for an aquaculture project that is focused on developing cost-effective, fish-free feed for farm-raised rainbow trout. "The results of this research will advance what we know about the nutritional value and economic feasibility of environmentally sustainable aquaculture feed, a key factor for the growth of aquacultur
Friday, March 27, 2020
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