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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Price fall slows but market stays weak (week ended Sep 30, 2017)
Trade was light after the long holidays in early October. However, as transportation delays hampered hog deliveries during the festive season, tight availability limited price falls to a mere 0.06%. Lack of pork carcass supported prices to ...
Friday, October 6, 2017
One hungry dragon: How China became the red meat king
Ten years ago, China imported almost no beef or pork. Today, it buys more beef than Japan and more pork than the combined imports all other East Asian countries.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices slid on slack demand as slaughterhouses halt operation (week ended Sep 30, 2017)
Slaughterhouses halted operation gradually inn preparation for the Mid-Autumn Festival, resulting slack demand for hog. With release volumes stable, prices of hog slid 1.4% on average. Over the past three weeks, hog prices have dropped 3% i ...
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
China Broiler Weekly: Sharp fall in AA broiler prices (week ended Sep 30, 2017)
Sales of broiler were slack as most buyers have accumulated ample stocks of chicken products. Falling sharply by 7.8%, AA broiler prices plunged for the consecutive fifth week, losing 23% during this period. Chick prices plummeted as tumbli ...
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
China Whey Weekly: Low buying interest holds prices flat (week ended Sep 29, 2017)
Trade was light in the whey market as feed millers were not keen to stock high inventories of the product. With the cost of US whey imports staying soft and the domestic piglet population showing no signs of recovering, there was no urgency ...
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
China methionine sellers cut prices to move sales
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Tuesday, October 3, 2017
China Methionine Weekly: Sellers cut prices to move sales (week ended Sep 29, 2017)
Most end-users withheld buying towards late September after stockpiling ample methionine supplies to last through the long holidays in early October. Additionally, softer poultry products prices dampened the confidence of buyers, subsequent ...
Monday, October 2, 2017
China Corn Weekly: Softer demand drags down prices (week ended Sep 29, 2016)
Newly harvested corn opened the market with stronger prices lately, However, as demand for corn weakened while most buyers have stocked ample inventories to last until mid-October, corn market softened, albeit slightly over the week.
Monday, October 2, 2017
China Soymeal Weekly: Stable demand, lower supply lift prices (week ended Oct 2, 2017)
Prices of CBOT November soy futures slid 1.6% compared with the previous week.
Monday, October 2, 2017
China Fishmeal Weekly: Market stable as inventories dwindle (week ended Sep 29, 2017)
Sales of fishmeal improved lately, lowering port inventories to 196,000 tonnes. Although several traders stood firm amid higher import costs, others who were eager to release inventories held prices low.
Monday, October 2, 2017
Sluggish demand weakens China lysine prices
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Monday, October 2, 2017
China Lysine Weekly: Sluggish demand weakens prices (week ended Sep 29, 2017)
Lysine prices moved lower during the week ending September 29. As most buyers have stocked ample inventories of lysine in preparation for the one-week break during early October, demand was slack during the week in review. Sellers negotiate ...
Thursday, September 28, 2017
China folic acid market strengthens on tight availability
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Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Calcium pantothenate price rally calms in China, for the time being
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Wednesday, September 27, 2017
China biotin prices double in two months
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