International Trade: Page 20

China continues to review ban on ractopamine residues

As part of the Phase 1 trade deal with the U.S., China committed to review its ban on ractopamine residues in meat.

Fat Pigs And Sows Eat In Livestock Of The Farm

Despite COVID challenges, beef production to increase 1%

2020 has been a difficult year for the beef and cattle industries, but U.S. beef production is still expected to grow this year and next.

Raw Beef, Pork, And Chicken On A Cutting Board

US imposes pork trade sanctions on Thailand

The U.S. has suspended US$817 million in trade preferences for Thailand based on its restrictions to market access for pork products.

Map Of Thailand,vietnam And Laos. Close-up Image

US sees strong corn, soybean exports demand from China

In the U.S., corn and soybeans are having a productive year, while exports of grains to China are strong, according to Rabobank’s North American Agribusiness Review for October.

corn-harvest-combine

African Swine Fever

As China ups pork production, other markets must pivot

China appears to be at the epicenter of global pork markets, even as the country quickly restocks its hog herd after the devastating effects of African swine fever (ASF) over the past two years.

Curious Pigs In Pig Breeding Farm In Swine Business In Tidy And

African Swine Fever

German pork meant for Asia supplies EU after import ban

German pork products have been supplying supermarkets in the European Union since several Asian countries banned imports from the country after it reported its first case of African swine fever in September.

African Swine Fever

How to ensure safety of imported feed ingredients

Because the U.S. imports feed ingredients from ASF-positive countries, the country needs to focus on responsible imports of these ingredients.

African-swine-fever-in-feed

Brazil to suspend tariffs on corn, soy imports

Brazil’s economy minister said the country will suspend tariffs on corn and soybean imports from countries outside the Mercosur trade group until 2021.

African Swine Fever

Soybean prices surge on heels of COVID, ASF

Upward trends for corn and soybean prices accelerate amid record-breaking exports and decreased availability of alternative feed ingredients.

US-soybeans-to-China

China concludes methionine anti-dumping probe

China has concluded its methionine anti-dumping investigation and said it will not implement tariffs on imports of methionine as a result.

The Peoples Republic Of China A Flag Is Watched Through Magnifyi

AFIA and American ag support the World Trade Organization

AFIA and American ag groups voice support for the World Trade Organization.

African Swine Fever

How will Germany’s ASF situation affect US pork producers?

With the emergence of African swine fever (ASF) in Europe’s largest pork-producing country, will U.S. pork producers see more export opportunities?

global-pork-production

Page 20 of 39