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Katherine Tai confirmed as USTR in unanimous vote

The U.S. Senate on March 17 voted unanimously to confirm Katherine Tai as U.S. Trade Representative (USTR). She is the first member of President Joe Biden’s cabinet to be approved with no opposing votes.

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US, Canada establish trade protocol to protect pig herds

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have developed a protocol to help ensure bilateral trade will continue if African swine fever is detected in feral swine in either country.

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Economist: Soybean stocks could remain low through 2021

USDA projects continued record demand and tight soybean stocks, and even a large increase in planted acres may not make up the difference come fall.

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US ag exporters say ocean carrier practices harm economy

Exporters of U.S. agriculture products say international ocean container carriers are frequently refusing to carry U.S. ag exports, harming the U.S. economy and the reliability of their shipments.

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Commerce confirms methionine illegally dumped in US

The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced preliminary findings in response to methionine anti-dumping petitions filed by Novus International Inc. in July 2020.

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Organic producers watch India for feed market disruption

Organic feed markets remain stable, but prices could rise as U.S. drops an equivalency agreement with the largest supplier of organic soybean meal.

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Corn prices dip on heels of uneventful market report

Conservative export projections by USDA dampen enthusiasm about future corn prices as attention turns to spring planting in the U.S.

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USDA: Upward trend for corn, soybean prices continues

Improved Brazilian crop yields may not outweigh relentless global demand for corn and soybeans, driving increased prices.

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PODCAST: What could Biden’s policies mean for agriculture?

Experts offer insights on the potential policy changes a new administration might bring to the feed and grain industry.

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Soybean price volatility continues amid harvest delays

News of better weather brought a sharp drop in soybean prices over the weekend, but volatility returned on news of harvest delays in Brazil and Argentina.

Mexico GMO corn ban includes animal feed imports

Mexico has banned genetically modified corn and plans to phase out GMO corn imports, including GMO corn from the U.S. for animal feed

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Are corn, soybean prices headed for a correction?

Analysts look for signs of whether corn and soybean prices will continue to rise, or experience a market-driven correction in the months to come.

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