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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
China's 2012 agricultural produce prices to remain firm
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
China Livestock Market Weekly Review: Animal production costs on the rise amid stronger grain prices in China
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
China Lysine Weekly: Poor feed demand drags down lysine prices (week ended Mar 9, 2012)
Price quotes of locally-produced 98.5-percent lysine slid to RMB16.80/kg, while transacted prices dropped to the range of RM16.60-17.40/kg. Average transacted price was RMB16.98/kg, lower by RMB0.09/kg compared with the previous week.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
China Methionine Weekly: Producers lift methionine prices in China, (week ended Mar 11, 2012)
As one producer lifted price quotes in Europe, local and overseas producers followed suit. However, sales of methionine remained slow in China while feed demand shrank in February.
Monday, March 12, 2012
China Soymeal Weekly: Substantial rise in China soymeal prices deters buying (week ended Mar 9, 2012)
Chinese buyers withheld purchases as soymeal prices have increased by over 10% accumulatively since December 2011. Hence, prices softened in some regions where demand was particularly weak.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
China Rapeseed Meal Weekly: Slow aquaculture start stalls price rise (week ended Mar 9, 2012)
Feed millers limited procurements of rapeseed meal as cold weather in China delayed the new aquaculture season. Nonetheless, firm soymeal market lent support to the prices of rapeseed meal.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Global corn prices to rise on China's increased imports
China's increasing imports of corn may move up global corn prices further. According to officials, China had recorded corn harvest for the 2011 at 191.8 million tonnes. However, some local officials said the over state in the size of the Ch ...
Friday, March 9, 2012
China Fishmeal Weekly: Stronger Peru fishmeal prices fail to strengthen China market (week ended Mar 8, 2012)
Port inventories of fishmeal in China were around 185,000 tonnes, similar to the same period last year. Meanwhile, trade remained slow as feed millers stocked supplies prudently as the aquaculture season was delayed be the cold weather.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
China Live Hog Weekly: Buyers stock pork inventories amid soft prices (week ended Mar 6, 2012)
Hog prices continued to fall whereas slaughter volumes increased, a sign that buyers were accumulating pork stocks while suppressing prices.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
China Broiler Weekly: Prices surge 20% accumulatively; buyers cautious (week ended Mar 6, 2012)
Price hikes of AA broiler slowed of late. Slaughterhouses and meat processors became prudent while prices surged almost 20% accumulatively compared with late January, when prices hit rock bottom.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
China vitamin D3 producers succeed in lifting prices
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
China's spot cotton prices hike firmly
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
China Methionine Weekly: Lower cost, slack demand drag down prices (week ended Mar 4, 2012)
Demand for methionine in China remained soft due to slow animal inventory growths. Hence, prices softened further as import costs dropped amid subdued demand in the global markets.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
China Lysine Weekly: Price slide steepens (week ended Mar 2, 2012)
Demand for lysine continued to stay weak while supplies increased as a few new plants began production. Several producers therefore negotiated prices to compete for orders. In Europe, prices of spot deliveries remained in the range of EUR2- ...
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
China Corn Weekly: Dwindling supply underpins prices (week ended Mar 2, 2012)
Corn prices in northeastern region were firm due to high demand from traders and deep processors, leading some farmers to withhold releases in view of better returns. In regions where corn demand depended mainly on feed consumption prices w ...
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