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China purchases more US soybeans amid US-China trade war doubt
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) said 760,527 tonnes of soybeans were booked to be purchased by China buyers in the week ended November 7, 2019, reported Reuters.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Canada researchers continue global seaweed studies as solution to cattle methane emissions
They will pick up from studies by Australia and California researchers on a specific tropical seaweed that reduces cattle methane output by up to 80%, reported CBC Canada.
Monday, November 18, 2019
US slaughters more swine to profit from high margins
November 18, 2019 US slaughters more swine to profit from high margins While sales of US swine to China are increasing, it is being hampered by high tariffs imposed on US swine in 2018 as a result of the US-China trade war, reported Reuters. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates 2.75 million swine will be slaughtered this week, compared to 2.69 million last week and 2.63 million in 2018, reported Reuters. This comes off the back of increased global pork prices, with US meatpackers and producers expecting more swine sales to China. The spread of African swine fever in China has resulted in shortfall of swine supplies in the country. According to HedgersEdge.com, margins for meatpackers have gone up to US$87.60 per head from US$68 one week earlier. The USDA reported 5,549 tonnes of US swine meat sales to China between November 1 - 7, 2019, the biggest in a month. Shipments of US swine to China hit 10,933 tonnes in total during the reporting period. Yet sales of US swine are hampered from st
Monday, November 18, 2019
US FDA proposes new testing programme to verify safety of livestock feed
November 18, 2019 US FDA proposes new testing programme to verify safety of livestock feed Once the programme is passed, all livestock feed (and human food) must be tested by accredited laboratories subject to oversight by US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-recognised accreditation bodies. Currently, only certain foods are tested to verify its safety. These tests include environmental testing and conducted primarily by private laboratories under various standards and oversights. Under the new proposed US FDA programme, only FDA Accreditation Body (AB) laboratories can conduct food testing with results sent to the FDA directly. Some of the laboratory accredited tests under the new proposal include: • tests for food imported into US commerce • tests for identified/suspected food safety issues (e.g. shell eggs, bottled water and sprouts) • newly proposed tests conducted after a food testing order, to address identified/suspected food safety issues • tests to support the removal
Monday, November 18, 2019
China's Agriculture Ministry calls for regions to boost swine breeding for Chinese New Year
November 18, 2019 China's Agriculture Ministry calls for regions to boost swine breeding for Chinese New Year Han Changfu, China's Agricultural Minister told officials from nine regional governments to increase swine numbers with support from the government, reported Reuters. According to a notice published on China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on November 17, 2019, the minister said the country needs to recover its swine production in order to stabilise pork prices. The central government will aid swine farmers with the assistance of local governments, especially as Chinese New Year falls on end January 2020. Some of the measures implemented include financial assistance and providing more land to raise swine. However, zoning restrictions on swine farms must be strictly enforced and cannot be expanded beyond its original remit. These incentives for swine farmers looking to increase their herd come as the country is fearful of the political implications of a pork shortage, its most
Monday, November 18, 2019
Philippines poultry body maintains 2019 growth target at 5-10%
November 18, 2019 Philippines poultry body maintains 2019 growth target at 5-10% A poultry farmers association in the Philippines has kept its growth target for this year at 5-10%, as prices rose due to a shift to chicken consumption prompted by the African swine fever (ASF) outbreak in Luzon, the Philippines. However, the key challenge to any farmer;s expansion is getting finance, said United Broilers and Raisers Association (UBRA) president Elias Jose M. Inciong in a phone interview. "Historically, the expansion potential is 5% to 10% depending on financing capability… Small and medium-sized players, because of limitations in financing, can achieve a maximum of 5%," Inciong explained. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the chicken industry made up for 14.72% of the overall value of agriculture output, equivalent to P25.941 billion (US$513 million), in the third quarter. In the third quarter of 2017 and 2018, the industry accounted for 13.27% and 13.96%, respectively. Volume of
Monday, November 18, 2019
China Fishmeal Weekly: Falling cots, lacklustre demand weaken prices (week ended Nov 15, 2019)
As Peruvian fishmeal prices slid lately, Chinese traders cut prices amid dwindling sales. Although port inventories of fishmeal shrank 1.4% to 185,800 tonnes, traders were eager to clear stocks in view of diminishing demand due to the imminent ending of aquaculture season.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Once Europe, later Ukraine, Russia last year, China tomorrow? Brazilian pork's new export dependency
High export prices, booming shipments, low feed costs drive recovery. Delayed China export approvals, stagnant shipments to other countries make for a mixed performance.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Vietnam shrimp exports resume slump after recovery in July; inventories high
Vietnam's raw shrimp prices have decreased as first-half production increased and left inventories in markets at high levels. Coupled with this was the higher supply of shrimp from other countries, which resulted in lower prices of imported shrimp in markets, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
Saturday, November 16, 2019
Netherlands will alter livestock feed to reduce nitrogen emissions
As part of the government's measures to its emissions crisis ruling, it will modify livestock feed by adding enzymes to reduce ammonia in livestock manure, reported Dutch News.
Friday, November 15, 2019
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