American broilers: A cushy domestic market followed by an export recovery

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American broilers: A cushy domestic market followed by an export recovery

• Despite a high US dollar, the loss of Russian, Chinese and South Korean market plus a bird flu epidemic, unexpectedly strong domestic consumption, high prices boosted output strongly over the past two years

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	China Soymeal Weekly: Prices gain 35% in nine weeks
	China Corn Weekly: Tightened supply, stable demand lend support to market
	China Live Hog Weekly: Cautious pork demand limits hog price hikes
	China Broiler Weekly: Ample supply holds down prices
	China Fishmeal Weekly: Subdued demand holds down prices

Livestock

Feed

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	Nutriad introduces MYCOMAN mobile app for mycotoxin management
	BioMar presents new executive structure
	Gabriel GarcAa appointed as CEO of Nutreco Iberia

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	Lactic Acid Bacteria in Tropical Grass Silages
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Industry Happenings

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	Vitarich sets up feed mill in Mindanao, Philippines
	Aviagen explores "New Horizons in Broiler Breeder Management" in Iran

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