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Feed Production by Region

Jump in grain imports as Iran faces severe drought

Imports of feed ingredient by the Islamic Republic of Iran have jumped this year as a prolonged drought hits domestic wheat and barley harvests.

International Trade

Ag exporters urge the US government to address rail congestion in Mexico

This coalition has officially approached the Surface Transportation Board, USDA, and USTR, advocating for enhancements in Mexico's rail infrastructure.

Business & Markets

Rabobank: Global pork markets see easing costs, resilient demand

A better cost environment and resilient demand are supporting the outlook for global pork markets, but risks remain, according to the new quarterly pork report from RaboResearch.

Feed Strategy Podcast

Poultry, feed production outlook in the second half of 2024 [PODCAST]

Rabobank's senior protein analyst Nan-Dirk Mulder joins the pod to review highlights of RaboResearch's Q2 poultry report.

International Trade

European Commission allows certain GM corn imports for feed

The European Commission (EC) has authorized two genetically modified (GM) corn crops and renewed the authorization for another for human food and animal feed.

International Trade

Morocco sets rules for importing rendered products for pet food

The country's new procedures for importing animal meal now allow its use in pet food and potentially other animal feeds.

International Trade

Mexico's government to abandon yellow corn self-sufficiency

The incoming administration plans to cut agricultural deforestation by half and awaits a USMCA trade panel ruling on GM corn imports.

Mergers & Acquisitions

ForFarmers to acquire Van Triest Veevoeders

The acquisition concerns the buying and selling activities of the company, which specializes in trading residual flows and co-products.

International Trade

Brazil could emerge as leading pork exporter

Potential easing of trade restrictions and an ample supply of feed ingredients would make Brazilian pork industry growth viable.

International Trade

Renderers awarded $3.3 million to diversify export markets

North American Renderers Association praises U.S. government for investing in export market development.

Commodities

Soybean prices still falling despite Brazilian flooding

Increased soybean production has so far more than offset the losses in Brazil, one agricultural economist says.

African Swine Fever

ASF threat remains concern after changes to British import checks

While welcomed by one farming organization in Great Britain, another continues to express concerns over recent changes to border controls for high-risk animal products.

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