International Trade: Page 19

US market report sends corn, soybean prices soaring

Reports of drought and supply concerns in South America amid increased Chinese demand cut into international stocks, driving corn and soybean prices upward.

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Mexico bans GMO corn, plans to phase out imports

Mexico has banned genetically modified corn and plans to phase out GMO corn imports and the use of glyphosate by January 2024.

Argentina grain workers’ strike ends after 20 days

Argentina’s oilseed workers and grain inspectors’ unions have ended a 20-day wage strike that delayed more than 160 ships carrying agricultural products, affecting global exports of animal feed.

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Business & Markets

Strike in Argentina affects livestock feed exports

Three Argentine unions have been on strike since December 9, which has affected soybeans exports.

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Vietnam, Philippines key export opportunities for US pork

The U.S. pork industry has opportunities to expand exports into Vietnam and the Philippines, according to new research.

Biden nominates Katherine Tai for USTR

President-elect Joe Biden has nominated Katherine Tai for the United State Trade Representative (USTR).

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Biden to nominate Vilsack to head USDA

President-elect Joe Biden is expected to nominate Tom Vilsack to lead the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the same position he held during the Obama administration.

Methionine imports update from Adisseo

Adisseo will discontinue any further imports of Rhodimet NP99 (DLM) from France into the U.S. market after February 2021.

Adisseo to end import of Rhodimet NP99 product to US

Adisseo will discontinue imports of its powder methionine product Rhodimet NP99 (DLM) from France into the U.S. market after February 2021.

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Taiwan marchers protest rule change on US pork imports

Thousands of people in Taiwan took part in a march over the weekend to protest the government’s decision to allow some imports of U.S. pork starting January 1.

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What does USMCA mean for the US feed industry?

Experts agree that the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement is beneficial to the U.S. animal feed industry, as it extends many provisions from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) but also includes improvements.

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China a new step in internationalization for Tönnies

Through a video link last week, Tönnies Group and Dekon Group of China signed a contract sealing a joint venture agreement for a new slaughterhouse and processing plant in Sichuan province.

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