International Trade

Business & Markets

FEFAC: Multiple factors converging to squeeze EU feed chain simultaneously

The European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC) has published its 4th update on the feed supply chain disruption risk and economic impact of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) on soy supplies for animal feed in 2027.

International Trade

Imported feed storage facility opens at UK's Port of Tilbury

Cefetra gains modern storage space for animal feed imports in major infrastructure investment.

Commodities

Corn, soybean prices rising on escalating conflicts in Ukraine, Iran

But the elevated prices may be fragile due to large quantities of investor-held corn and soybean stocks, analyst says.

International Trade

Brazil exported more pig meat last month

While the volume of Brazilian pork shipments was up year-on-year in August, the trade generated less revenue.

International Trade

Sustainability rules reshape US grain export access

NAEGA's Alejandra Castillo says shifting EU deforestation and biofuel rules add uncertainty for exporters.

Commodities

Rabobank: Competition intensifies in a more fragmented global pork market

As China’s share of global imports declines, competition among exporters is intensifying across a broader range of destinations, new report says.

International Trade

ADM expands Scottish supply chain with new operations at the Port of Greenock

ADM is expanding its Scottish operations with a new storage and berthing capacity at Peel Ports Group’s Port of Greenock, a deep-water location that enhances ADM’s import, storage and distribution capabilities while strengthening access to key feed ingredients.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

EU targets stronger livestock, feed resilience

The 31st FEFAC annual conference examined EU feed and livestock sector resilience amid protein import dependency and feed additive supply vulnerabilities.

Business & Markets

Brazilian pork exports up in volume, value down

Trend in outgoing pig meat trade continues upwards for Brazil, according to the exporters’ association, but analysts see an urgent need for more infrastructure investment to support farming.

Commodities

Corn prices ease with US on track for second-largest crop on record

But strong demand and high fuel and fertilizer costs could keep prices from falling too far, economist says.

International Trade

FEFAC, Sindirações sign MOU to facilitate a more resilient global feed sector

Through the agreement, FEFAC and Sindirações will focus on areas of common interest: feed safety, animal health and welfare, biosecurity, international feed and food standards, sustainable feed production, and regulatory developments affecting the sector.

Business & Markets

Supply and demand imbalances create risk and opportunity for chicken industry

Animal protein markets are being pulled in multiple directions by tight red meat supplies, persistent disease threats, an uneven consumer and a shifting trade landscape, according to one speaker at Chicken Marketing Summit.

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