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China halts some pork, seafood imports from Europe

China has banned imports of pork from a German company and salmon from Europe as it investigates the source of a new outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Beijing.

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Pork exports from Taiwan set to resume

Taiwan is hoping to be able to return to the international fresh pig meat market if, as expected, it receives official notification of its status as free of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) without vaccination.

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Reports: China halts purchases of US ag products

China has halted large purchases of some U.S. agricultural products after the Trump administration said last week that it would remove special treatment for Hong Kong.

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Panel: Aquaculture faces uneven recovery after COVID-19

Some hard-hit aquaculture sectors have begun to bounce back, but for other species and regions, recovery from COVID-19 could take years.

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China pork imports hit record in April, up 170% from 2019

China imported a record 400,000 tons of pork in April, an increase of 170% from the previous year.

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Soybean prices expected to fall despite growing demand

Recovery from African swine fever and the trade war spur greater demand for soybeans, but USDA says weak economy will cause soybean prices to fall further.

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USDA: Corn demand to rise, prices to fall

Glut of U.S. corn likely to push prices even lower than last season despite improved demand, reaching lowest price since 2006, USDA says.

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Dollar, ingredients supply, insecurity affect Mexico

The Mexican agrifood industry has not stopped working during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but it is facing great challenges to guarantee animal protein reaches Mexican households.

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COVID-19 triggers innovation in feed ingredient tracing

After moving audits online due to COVID-19, MarinTrust says digital feed ingredient tracing may be the way of the future.

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Romania reverses COVID-19 ban on export of grains

Romania's short-lived export ban comes to an end after the government secures supplementary food reserves in case of shortages due to COVID-19.

Some countries ban export of staple crops amid COVID-19

COVID-19 drives countries in central Asian and eastern Europe to ban export of wheat, corn and soybeans to preserve supplies.

China extends methionine anti-dumping probe

The Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM) has extended the investigation period of its anti-dumping case against imports of methionine originating in Singapore, Malaysia and Japan by six months.

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