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International Trade: Page 12
African Swine Fever
Philippines farmers warn of ASF threat from imported feed
There is concern that imported processed animal proteins for inclusion in fish feeds could be contaminated with the ASF virus.
African Swine Fever
Rabobank: Lower feed costs give pork producers a break
Global pork trade was slow in the first half of 2022 but is expected to rise in the second half due to demand from China.
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Corn, soybean prices in line with norms after market slide
Prices for this year’s corn and soybean crops could still experience major swings in either direction depending on this summer’s weather and other factors.
Business & Markets
Report: Intermediaries pose barrier to sustainable soy
Would-be buyers of sustainable soy face greater challenges in identifying the origin of their beans when working with third-party traders, study concludes.
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US House passes Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022
President Joe Biden said he looks forward to signing the bill, which is aimed at easing shipping disruptions, into law.
African Swine Fever
NPPC focuses on international trade, animal disease, labor
The National Pork Producers Council laid out its legislative priorities at World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa.
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US initiates second USMCA dispute over Canada’s TRQs
In the latest dispute, the U.S. is challenging Canada’s dairy tariff rate quota (TRQ) allocation measures and its failure to fully allocate its annual dairy TRQs.
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USDA to allow termination of CRP contracts
Certain Conservation Reserve Program participants will be able to terminate their contracts – flexibility ag groups had requested.
Business & Markets
USDA: Grain consumption will exceed production in 2022-23
Global markets are begging for more corn production via higher prices, economists say, but war and weather haven’t obliged.
Business & Markets
Maple Leaf: You can’t foresee war’s impact on feed costs
Maple Leaf Foods CEO acknowledges uncertainty in grain, protein markets in 2022 during quarterly earnings call.
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Organic sector faces steep feed costs as trade shifts
High feed costs have left organic producers scrambling for alternatives — and may be encouraging more farmers to expand their soybean acreage.
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Soybean prices rise despite record crop projections
U.S. farmers may plan to plant an unprecedented amount of soybeans, but that hasn’t cut prices, according to Purdue economists.
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