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Monday, June 19, 2017
China Whey Weekly: Prices stay flat despite stabilising hog market (week ended Jun 13, 2017)
Even as hog market showed signs of stabilising of late, the demand for whey failed to pick up as the population of piglet and sow remained limited. Hence, whey traders held prices unchanged although the import costs of US whey moved higher.
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
China Soymeal Weekly: Low prices stimulate demand (week ended Jun 12, 2017)
Prices of CBOT July soy futures rebounded 2.2% during the period in review. Feed millers restocked depleted inventories, albeit prudently, while prices of soymeal were at levels unseen since last April. Transaction volume for the week surge ...
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
China lysine prices show no signs of stabilising
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
China Lysine Weekly: Prices show no signs of stabilising (week ended Jun 12, 2017)
Soymeal prices continued to slide, prompting feed millers to limit the usages of lysine in production, while export demand slackened over the week. In Europe, price quotes for Q2 deliveries were softer in the range of EUR1.34/kg.
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Methionine prices break new lows in China
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
China Methionine Weekly: Prices break new lows (week ended Jun 13, 2017)
Methionine prices dropped to new low levels over the week without any support in sight. As poultry prices continued to slide, feed producers were not motivated to increase stockpiles. Methionine producers and distributors, who were competin ...
Monday, June 12, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices plunge amid poor summer pork demand (week ended Jun 8, 2017)
After sliding 1.4% over the week, prices of pork carcass dropped below RMRB19/kg averaging RMB18.96/kg. As the demand for pork weakened after the Dragon Boat Festival holidays, slaughterhouses were reluctant to increase stockpiles. prices p ...
Monday, June 12, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices substantially below past years' average (week ended May 31, 2017)
Falling another 2.3% over the week, hog prices continued to break new lows. Averaging RMB13.76/kg, hog prices were 8% below past eight years' average of RMB14.87/kg. Pork carcass prices dropped 2.24% to RMB19.23/kg ad slaughterhouses limite ...
Monday, June 12, 2017
China Broiler Weekly: Prices rebound from low levels (week ended May 30, 2017)
AA broiler prices rebounded from extremely low levels as slaughterhouses took the opportunity to restock depleted inventories. Prices increased 6.6% on average over the week. Chick prices rose to the range of RMB0.75-1/chick.
Monday, June 12, 2017
China Fishmeal Weekly: Growing demand shrinks inventory, underpins prices (week ended Jun 8, 2017)
Fishmeal market was supported by strengthening aqua feed demand, resulting from growing summer aquaculture production. Price quotes for prime-grade products were unchanged in the range of RMB10,400-10,600/tonne.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
China Whey Weekly: Weak sales continue to weigh on prices (week ended Jun 6, 2017)
Whey demand remained sluggish in China, exerting pressure on the market. However, as whey costs continued to surge in Europe, traders were more cautious in cutting prices, hence helping prices to stabilise in several regions.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices plunge 11% in a month (week ended Jun 5, 2017)
Prices of CBOT July soy futures dropped 0.56% during the period in review. In China, soymeal prices continued to fall significantly as demand was poor after the Dragon Boat Festival holidays.
Monday, June 5, 2017
China methionine prices stable as global producers stand firm
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Monday, June 5, 2017
China Methionine Weekly: Prices stable as global producers stand firm (week ended Jun 5, 2017)
Prices of poultry products were weak amid sluggish post-Dragon Boat Festival demand. Moreover, reports of new cases of human infection of H7N9 bird flu in the northwest resulted in poorer demand for chicken products. Consequently, feed mill ...
Monday, June 5, 2017
Falling post-festive demand drags down China lysine prices
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