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Feed Additives

European feed producers raise concerns over proposed lysine import tariff

After an investigation into the market for lysine in livestock feeds in Europe, authorities have declared Chinese product is being dumped on the market. A high level of import tariff is proposed, which threatens to damage EU feed and livestock producers.

International Trade

Indonesia bans imports of corn for livestock feed

The Indonesian government has banned imports of corn for livestock feed, along with three other commodities, due to a projected increase in production this year, according to a report.

International Trade

Brazil sees opportunities to increase pork trade in 2025

The nation’s producer association is optimistic about further growth ahead, following additional facility approvals by Peru, and a renewed trade agreement with Mexico.

Feed Ingredients

Vietnam’s feed companies struggle with soybean meal supply

Amid a jump in global prices, the nation’s feed manufacturers are also being challenged by administrative inconsistencies related to imported soybean meal.

Business & Markets

Indonesia to import wheat to substitute for corn in animal feed

Indonesia will import wheat to substitute for corn in animal feed to prevent disrupting domestic demand for corn, according to a report.

International Trade

China approves 17 more gene-edited crop varieties

China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) has awarded safety certificates to 17 gene-edited crop varieties, according to a Reuters report.

International Trade

US corn growers secure major victory in USMCA dispute with Mexico

Panel rules Mexico's GM corn import ban violates trade agreement, marking a triumph for American agriculture.

International Trade

Brazilian pork exports already surpass 2023 total

By the end of November, Brazil had exported more pork products than during the whole of last year.

Feed Ingredients

Vitamin, amino acid market volatility concerns US feed industry

Recently introduced legislation aims to secure vital nutrient supplies for American companies.

International Trade

Trump's tariff threats target top US ag trade partners

Proposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports could lead to higher food prices and potential retaliation against U.S. farm exports.

Commodities

Outlook for Russia wheat harvest down for coming years

Russia’s wheat harvest is expected to decline to 83 million tons (mt) this year, down from 92.8 mt in 2023, according to a Reuters report.

Feed Ingredients

Guyana makes progress toward corn, soy self-sufficiency

If progress on the South American country’s pilot project can be maintained, Guyana could be self-sufficient in key feed ingredients as soon as 2025.

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