It didn't follow the plan: Quantity, quality and the surprising endurance of swine in Chinese feed

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It didn't follow the plan: Quantity, quality and the surprising endurance of swine in Chinese feed

Chicken consumption failed to take off but more pork than expected is being consumed as the pace of consolidation accelerates.

Although Asian agribusiness remains dominated by China's feed and livestock sector, the latter did not develop as was anticipated.

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MARKET REPORTS

	Lysine prices flat in China amid waning demand
	Most feed millers have stockpiled inventories earlier, resulting in limited trade during the period in review. Prices remained stable as producers and traders knew that further price cuts are unlikely to stimulate buying interest with most buyers halting business in preparation for the upcoming holidays.
	China methionine prices stagnant amid light trade
	Trade was light in the methionine market as most buyers have secured enough supplies lately. Moreover, as the livestock market underperformed even during the pre-Chinese New Year period, feed millers, who were wary about the post-festive market, were cautious with the procurements of ingredients.
	China Broiler Weekly: Pre-holiday buying underpins prices
	China Whey Weekly: Prices stay flat on light demand
	China Soymeal Weekly: Last minute procurement lifts prices, albeit marginally
	China Corn Weekly: Prices stay stable amid light trade in pre-holiday market
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NEWS

INDUSTRY

	Betagro builds US$31-million feed mill in Thailand
	The Betagro Group has started building a US$31-million feed mill in Thailand, hoping to fill rising local demand for quality animal feed.
	AB Vista appoints Asia-Pacific technical director
	Hamlet Protein, Danish Farm Concept to host pig and broiler seminars at VIV Asia
	Hy-Line appoints international sales director
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FEED

	Ajinomoto goes for value-added products to beat competition
	The Ajinomoto brand continues to blaze the trail especially in the field of animal nutrition.
	New feed mill to open on Russia's Sakhalin Island
	Cherkizovo turkey processing complex in Russia nearing completion
	Kansas U researchers develop wheat with better heat tolerance
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LIVESTOCK

	Philippines bans Israel and Oregon poultry products
	The Philippine government said Monday it is putting a temporary ban on the import of domesticated and wild birds and their products coming from Haifa, Israel; and Oregon, USA, as a precautionary measure against avian influenza, or bird flu.
	UAE's Al Rawdah expands poultry processing plant
	Aviagen launches new pocket guide for broilers
	Challenges remain for EU, UK pig markets, expert say
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FOOD

	Pre-Lunar New Year prices of pork and pork products dip in China
	Normally the price of pork in China spike up a few days before any festive season, but this time, in the run-up to the Chinese New Year, it's the other way around.
	Australia's beef exports to Middle East drop 13% in January
	Canada's pork industry receives biosecurity funding
	Fonterra commissions new ingredients plant in the Netherlands
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CROP

	US farmers look to soybean as corn prices performs poorly
	A poor performing corn market is driving US farmers to reserve more land for soybeans, Bloomberg reported.
	Russia to fulfil one million tonnes of undelivered wheat exports
	Dow subsidiary opens R&D facility in Puerto Rico
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