Missing USDA feed crop production data for the US and other countries add more uncertainty for US producers, as some companies predict a drop in US, Brazilian production.
It seems likely that China will be unable to contain the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) in the coming year, meaning further pig culling can be expected, according to an outlook from the UK’s Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB).
Vilofoss, the premix and nutrition subsidiary of Denmark’s DLG Group, has established a cooperation with milk and dairy products manufacturer, Prabhat Dairy, as part of the Indian's company’s ambition to develop its animal nutrition business.
Feed and agricultural industry members are asking for the US Trade Representative to ensure that agriculture and in any upcoming trade negotiations with the EU.
China’s corn destocking is progressing faster than expected, as both feed and industry use experience robust growth. Facing continuing deficits, the Chinese government must reform policies by means of domestic production and raising imports, says Rabobank...
In the weeks ahead trade disputes, currency, weather and conditions of crops in Europe and South America will likely be key drivers behind oilseed markets, said the UK’s Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) in a report yesterday [January...
The global feed amino acids market is projected to grow to US$6.66bn by 2022 from a baseline value of US$5.37bn in 2017, according to analysts at MarketsandMarkets.
Reuters reported on Christmas Day that China had detected the African swine fever (ASF) virus in protein powders derived from pork blood and manufactured by a Tianjin-based company.
In 2018, the global poultry industry went through one of the most turbulent years in decades with volatility in global trade due to US-China tensions, new halal standards in the Middle East, AI related restrictions, and fall-out from the weak flesh scandal...
The second round of funding for feed and food crop producers is generating mixed feelings as producers welcome the support, but point to the need for improved trade or question funding calculations.
