The world feed sector shifts gears

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Saturday, February 06, 2016

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The world feed sector shifts gears

� Once fast growing markets are decelerating but ascending frontier countries are taking their place, making for more balanced overall growth
� Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe and the Indian subcontinent will drive future growth
� The low meat consumption in countries with rapidly growing feed output still cannot fully counterbalance large, maturing markets like China, resulting in a statistical deceleration
� For the first time, within Asia itself, feed demand is now growing more rapidly outside of China

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EXCLUSIVE

MARKET REPORTS

	Lysine producers stand firm despite light demand in China
	>Several producers continued to halt operation while others limited output, holding lysine supplies tight in China. Hence, even though demand weakened lately as feed millers wound down production in preparation for the Chinese New Year celebration, prices of lysine stayed unchanged.
	Light trade holds China methionine prices flat
	Trade was light during the period in review as feed millers gradually halted buying while suspending operation due to the advent of Chinese New Year.
	China Live Hog Weekly: Market stays firm
	China Broiler Weekly: Pre-festive demand drives up China breed broiler prices AA market weakens
	China Whey Weekly: No improvement in demand, market stays weak
	China Soymeal Weekly: Transaction falls prominently, drags down prices
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NEWS

INDUSTRY

	Olam announces senior management changes
	Olam International Limited has announced that A. Shekhar, executive director for the group's finance and business development, is promoted to the newly created position of Executive Director and Group Chief Operating Officer (ED & Group COO) with immediate effect.
	Marel closes acquisition of MPS
	Ajinomoto to begin tryptophan production in North America
	Fonterra joint venture to produce infant formula for China in second half, 2016
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FEED

	Nutreco and African Century Foods announce fish feed joint venture in Zambia
	Nutreco and African Century Foods (ACF) have entered into a 75/25 joint venture - called Skretting Zambia - that will produce, sell and distribute tilapia feed.
	2016 IPPE: More than 30,000 attendees and 1,300 exhibitors
	Ajinomoto to begin tryptophan production in North America
	FineTek introduces new grain temperature monitoring system
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LIVESTOCK

	BIOMIN 2016 World Nutrition Forum to be held in Oct
	Leading livestock and aquaculture professionals along with researchers, academics and other representatives from the food and feed industries will gather in Vancouver, Canada from October 12 to 15, 2016.
	Cermaq appoints new CFO
	Jamaica launches $42.9 million programme to boost poultry production
	SSJFZ to start construction on its 100,000-head swine farm this year
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FOOD

	China's growing imports to fuel pork trade
	China's pork imports are expected to further increase this year following a strong rise in 2015, the Rabobank first-quarter 2016 report on global pork said.
	EC extends storage aid for butter, skimmed milk powder
	Bangladesh to boost black tiger shrimp export to US
	Thai Union buys majority stake in R�gen Fisch
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CROP

	ChemChina to buy Syngenta in historic US$43 billion deal
	China National Chemical Corp's (ChemChina) attempted acquisition of Swiss pesticides producer Syngenta is finally coming to an end.
	EU commits 32.5 million euros for feed safety
	Europe's wheat futures hit lows despite Egyptian import restriction lifted
	Monsanto's Roundup Ready 2 Xtend Soybeans available for 2016 season
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