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Thursday, May 17, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Poor buying interest sinks prices (week ended May 14, 2018)
Demand for soymeal was poor as hog prices sank to eight-year lows, hampering the sales of feed. With global soy prices falling amid abundant availability, soymeal prices slid 3% as feed producers were not motivated to stockpile inventories. ...
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices lower despite rebounds in some regions (week ended May 7, 2018)
Market participants were split over the outlook of the soymeal market. The impending trader war between the US and China, which could result in a surge of the import costs of US soy imports, and the drought in Argentina, pushed some buyers ...
Monday, May 7, 2018
China stops buying US soy?
Remember when it was reported that on July 13 last year, a Chinese trade delegation in the US signed purchase contracts for 460 million bushels of US soy worth more than $5 billion, a near-record amount?
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Prudent buying mood weakens prices (week ended Apr 30, 2018)
Despite soy futures prices rebounding in the global market, sales of soymeal remained limited in China. Feed millers who have stocked supplies earlier stood on the side lines while the sales of hog feed were sluggish.
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: China soymeal market softens as futures prices fall (week ended Apr 23, 2018)
Transaction volumes of soymeal decreased 49% to 718,400 tonnes as several buyers withheld buying after placing orders during the previous week. Soymeal prices slid 2.6% over the week.
Friday, April 20, 2018
China's winning hand: Turmoil in US soy markets. Good news for Latin America
China has the power to import almost no US soy for a year and permanently lower US soy exports soy over the long term. It could also bring forward the day soy supply finally matches demand and the next market upturn starts.
Thursday, April 19, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Soy import concerns boost soymeal sales (week ended Apr 16, 2018)
Prices increased significantly. Over the week, prices of CBOT May soy futures closed 1.2% higher.
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Argentina buys most US soy in 20 years after drought cuts crop
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Tuesday, April 10, 2018
China's feed sector can weather US soybean tariffs' impact, New Hope chair says
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Monday, April 9, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Market strengthens further (week ended Apr 9, 2018)
Sales of soymeal were stable as feed producers increase stocks amid concerns of higher soy import costs due to the trade war between China and the US. However, as the hog market remained weak, buyers were cautious, hence limiting the price ...
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Demand surge lifts prices (week ended Apr 2, 2018)
Prices of CBOT May soy futures closed 1.5% higher as USDA's latest report lowered the projection of soy planting acreage in the US. Soymeal trading volumes surged 72% over the week to 1.51 million tonnes. With inventories limited, feed prod ...
Monday, April 2, 2018
China cutdown in US soybean imports could be flash point in US-China trade war
China could strike back against the US where it hurts most in the agricultural sector, soybeans, in a trade war.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Market softens despite sales surge (week ended Mar 26, 2018)
Transaction volumes of soymeal doubled to 876,700 tonnes while buyers expand inventories amid concerns that China might lift the taxes of US soy imports. Nonetheless, soymeal prices slid in most regions as supplies were abundant.
Monday, March 19, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Dwindling demand, softer soy costs drag down soymeal prices (week ended Mar 19, 2018)
Prices of CBOT May soy futures rebounded 1%, as the soy planting acreage in the US is projected to break records. Soymeal prices dropped 1.7% on average.
Friday, March 16, 2018
Production of soybean-derived feed material free from Salmonella contamination: An essential food safety challenge
Soybean meal is the world's most important source of protein for poultry and livestock. Due to frequent contamination of Salmonella, soy is since long unfortunately also found to be a high-riskfeed material for the introduction of Salmo ...
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