From quantitative to qualitative change: China's feed sector turns a page

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From quantitative to qualitative change: China's feed sector turns a page

- The days of rapid 10%+ growth are long gone. India, Southeast Asian agribusiness have comparable collective populations, and are expanding much faster

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	Substantial rise in China lysine prices
	China methionine market remains weak
	China Whey Weekly: Market firm despite sluggish demand
	China Soymeal Weekly: Softer prices move sales
	China Corn Weekly: Government subsidies lend support to market
	Vitamin D3 prices stable as Chinese producers limit output

Livestock

Feed

	VIV Asia 2017: Expanding the scope of agribusiness opportunities
	Vietnam aquaculture production rises 1.2% in first 2 months
	Distribution of AlgaPrime DHA salmon feed boosted
	DSM and Evonik to establish 'algae' joint venture

	ADM to expand feed production in China
	Cargill strengthens non-GMO offering with identity preservation process
	Prices fell prominently.
	Strategic partnership forms to strengthen Asia Agri-Tech Expo & Forum's promotion
	Feed production for all livestock down in 2016: FEFAC

Technical Forum

	Colistin in pig production: chemistry, mechanism of antibacterial action, microbial resistance emergence, and One Health Perspectives
	The use of colistin and other critical antimicrobials on pig and chicken farms in southern Vietnam and their association with resistance in commensal Escherichia coli
	The use of Lactobacillus as an alternative of antibiotic growth promoters in pigs: a review
	Alternative strategies for Salmonella control in poultry

Industry Happenings

	VIV Asia 2017: PETSConnect Asia makes distinction between animal feed and pet food
	Adisseo's new enzyme now registered in the EU for all poultry species
	Charoen Pokphand Foods nets US$419M in 2016
	BIOMIN introduces 'next-gen' phytogenic

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