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Tuesday, February 26, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Soft demand weighs on market(week ended Feb 22, 2019)
Corn demand was slack even though most feed producers have resumed operation. With the poultry markets staying weak, feed millers withheld corn purchases in anticipation of sluggish feed sales.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
A dark Year of The Pig for China's swine sector? Is something bigger at work?
Will the swine sector follow dairy and poultry and become the third livestock line afflicted by stagnant growth? What are the implications for world agribusiness?
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
'China commits to buy additional 10 million tonnes of US soybeans'
After China's importation of US soybeans came to a virtual standstill last year because of the trade war between the two nations, news that the Asian economic giant is buying an additional 10 million tonnes of the legume, which is a cheap s ...
Monday, February 25, 2019
China Fishmeal Weekly: Supply ample, prices flat (week ended Feb 22, 2019)
Sales were slow as livestock feed producers were reluctant to expand fishmeal inventories while the hog market remained weak. Meanwhile, port inventories totalled 170,000 tonnes as more shipments arrived.
Monday, February 25, 2019
First occurrences of ASF detected in Romania and China (Global Animal Disease Update) (Feb 11-22, 2019)
First occurrences of African swine fever were detected in Romania and China in the past fortnight. The following report contains an overview of the disease situations.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Broiler Weekly: Tight supplies lift price (week ended Feb 15, 2019)
Slaughterhouses held back purchases while the sales of chilled chicken products were slack. Nonetheless, supplies of AA broiler were low due to high releases before Chinese New Year, hence supporting AA broiler prices to climb 4.6%.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Quiet post-festive market (week ended Feb 18, 2019)
Soymeal market was quiet as weak hog prices shattered the confidence of feed millers. Moreover, most feed producers and traders extended the Chinese New Year holidays and resumed operation at a slow pace.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Animal Health Update (February 2019)
During the long Spring Festival holiday period, the consumption ability of Chinese citizens for pork, chicken and eggs had been fully realised. As the weather in most parts of the country was mild, coupled with smooth transportation and log ...
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Prices stable amid light trade(week ended Feb 15, 2019)
Trade was limited as most feed producers have stocked sufficientinventories during January. Moreover, weak feed demand dampened the confidence of buyers, who held back corn purchases to be on the safe side.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China methionine market shows no signs of recovering
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Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Methionine Weekly: Market shows no signs of recovering (week ended Feb 18, 2019)
Methionine market was quiet after the Chinese New Year holidays, as most producers have stocked ample inventories before the festive break. Moreover, with poultry prices staying weak, feed producers were inclined to keep production low henc ...
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Slack post-festive sales weaken China lysine prices
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Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Lysine Weekly: Slack post-festive sales weaken prices (week ended Feb 18, 2019)
Livestock markets remained weak after the festive holidays, hence prompting feed producers to hold back purchases of lysine. Prices weakened as lysine producers attempted to attract buyers to place orders.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Whey Weekly: Post-festive demand shows little improvement (week ended Feb 18, 2019)
Piglet feed sales were limited while animal population was low and farmers were cautious. Despite soft whey demand, traders lifted prices of low-protein products as renminbi depreciated lately.
Friday, February 15, 2019
Upside corn volatility and bloated bean fundamentals - with China in the middle of both
Corn's market fundamentals are clearly stronger and superior to those of soybeans but China plays a pivotal role in the fate of both feed of both feed crops.
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