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International Trade

China suspends poultry, sorghum imports from some US companies

China’s General Administration of Customs (GAC) has suspended import qualifications for five U.S. companies, it announced on April 4.

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International Trade

US ag groups: Across-the-board tariffs will hurt producers

American agriculture industry groups are warning that new across-the-board and reciprocal tariffs will negatively affect U.S. agricultural producers.

Company News

Axitan names Good Grain Network as distribution partner in South Asia

Biotech company Axitan has named Good Grain Network, the Canadian headquartered animal feeds trading company, as its exclusive distribution partner of FORC3 and NMAN to India, Bangladesh and Nepal.

International Trade

EU, US seek to cool transatlantic trade tensions

Set to be finalized next week is a list of products that will be subject to retaliatory measures by the European Union (EU). Imports of feed ingredients from the U.S. may be included on that list.

International Trade

How feed additive, grains traders are navigating tariff landscape

Expana report shows how markets are dealing with the latest rounds of tariffs.

International Trade

US grain industry warns of economic fallout from proposed shipping rules

Grain, feed and oilseed organizations voice concerns over Section 301 actions targeting Chinese maritime sectors.

International Trade

Canada launches program to support producers hit by China tariffs

AgriStability offers affordable, whole farm protection to support producers when challenges are beyond their capacity to manage.

Regulatory Updates

New Canada ag minister seeks more alternatives to US feed

Kody Blois says he will work with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to alleviate potential burden of tariffs.

International Trade

All US pork facilities reinstated for export to China

The registrations of more than 300 U.S. pork harvesting and cold storage facilities eligible to export to China have been renewed, the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) said on March 17.

Commodities

USDA 'kicks the can' on corn, soy stock figures amid uncertain trade policy

Corn, soybean prices are expected to hold steady as traders await clarity from the Trump administration.

International Trade

FEFAC: US-EU tariffs will harm EU livestock sector

Tariffs and retaliatory measures could have negative effects on feed security and the competitiveness of the EU livestock sector, according to the European Feed Manufacturers’ Association (FEFAC).

Business & Markets

Bipartisan bill aims to preserve access to key ag inputs for US producers

The Securing American Agriculture Act would ensure the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) monitors vulnerabilities in the food and agriculture supply chains that could be exploited by China.

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