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Saturday, July 25, 2015
 
TOP STORY
An end to fishmeal disinflation?
Costly fishmeal finds itself range bound between currency cheapened European supplies and El Nino driven supply uncertainty.

Our first quarter fishmeal report correctly anticipated a break in this feed input's upward price trend. Unfortunately, after falling and levelling off for five months, fishmeal's disinflationary pause may have run its course.
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EXCLUSIVE
MARKET REPORTS
Lysine market soft on subdued demand in China
  Lysine prices remained weak as feed millers were not eager to accumulate inventories while soymeal prices showed signs of stabilising.
China methionine prices fall at a slower pace
  Broiler markets strengthened significantly lately, prompting poultry feed producers to increase methionine stocks.
China Feed Market Monthly Review: China feed sector growth anaemic as livestock feed demand shrinks
China Broiler Weekly: Strong hog market continues to lend support to broiler prices
China Whey Weekly: Prices stabilise after hitting multi-year lows
China Fishmeal Weekly: Prices sink below three-year lows
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NEWS
INDUSTRY
Cargill and Naturisa to set up US$30 million shrimp feed plant in Ecuador
  Cargill has announced the formation of a joint venture with Naturisa to build a US$30 million shrimp feed facility near Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Orffa enters strategic partnership with Chinese feed company
Lallemand participates in XVII International Silage Conference in Brazil
Fenchem introduces Astaxanthin feed product
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FEED
New fishmeal plant to be set up in Sakhalin Oblast, Russia
  Yuanchzhen, a fish company from China, looks to setting up a fishmeal production plant in the Sakhalin Oblast, Russia. The new facility, which could get state support, will be based in the Korsakovsky district, a key fishing area in the region.
85% decline: 'India might permanently lose soy meal export market'
Monsanto opens US wheat technology centre
Cattle feed company to help boost milk output in Rajasthan, India
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LIVESTOCK
China to become key market for Australian cattle
  Australia's beef farmers could soon welcome China as yet another key export market for Aussie cattle, possibly amounting up to a million head of live animals yearly and within a deal worth $1-$2 billion annually.
Myanmar now open to beef and poultry imports from Brazil
Nutreco and Oxfam Novib partner on fish farming project in Nigeria
Aviagen increases production capacity of US feed mill by 66%
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FOOD
Cherkizovo to invest US$340 Million in pork production
  Cherkizovo Group has received a 14.4 billion ruble (US$250 million) loan from state lender Sberbank to increase its pig-raising capacity by 70%, Sberbank said in a statement.
US pork producers hit Indonesia's import restrictions
More EU beef to come from dairy herd, report says
China pork production under pressure - Rabobank report
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CROP
China's corn import spikes to biggest record in a decade
  China has witnessed incoming corn shipments of 872,928 tonnes in June this year, a jump from the 404,102 tonnes volume seen in May. The amount represents the Mainland's biggest corn import in at least 10 years, just before US prices for the grain rose.
Strong harvest for Western European wheat despite heat
GM crops declared safe for EU market
Canada's wheat output for 2015 to fall 7.4%
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