Corn deflation prepares to flatten out

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Saturday, November 15, 2014

TOP STORY

Australian pork: Upmarket quality, down-market weaknesses and a need for import substitution

With high costs and import penetration undermining its superior quality, the solidifying of Australian pork's trade position must begin in its home market.

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MARKET REPORTS

	China lysine prices dip further as market competition intensifies
	Lysine prices were lower during the week ending November 11.
	Methionine prices stabilise in China amid cautious mood
	Prices of methionine were stable during the week ending November 9.
	China Whey Weekly: Prices sink to three-year low
	China Soymeal Weekly: Prices consolidate lower
	China Broiler Weekly: H7N9 bird flu sends China breed broiler prices diving
	China Live Hog Weekly: Market sees long-awaited price rebound
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NEWS

INDUSTRY

	DSM presents latest innovations at Eurotier 2014
	DSM, a leading supplier of active nutritional ingredients to the global feed industry, showcases its latest innovations at Eurotier 2014 now being held in Hanover, Germany, until November 14. The exhibition opened on November 11.
	ADM names Luciano next CEO
	Australian beef producer CPC on expansion binge in Asia
	Lallemand, EPA, award pioneering probiotics research at EuroTier 2014
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FEED

	Monsanto strikes out-of-court deal with US wheat farmers
	Monsanto Company has agreed to pay a total of US$2.375 million to US white wheat farmers who had filed several lawsuits related to the May 2013 discovery of genetically modified wheat on a farm in Eastern Oregon and subsequent temporary limits on certain exports of soft white wheat.
	More DDGS can be fed to cattle if mixed with calcium oxide, study says
	Wheat-abundant India hikes price support for farmers by 3.5%
	Russia's winter wheat growers worried by dry condition
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LIVESTOCK

	Cargill launches new nutrition program to deliver better feed efficiency for finisher pigs
	Cargill's animal nutrition business has launched a new global nutrition programme designed to improve feed efficiency and nutrient use in finisher pigs, saving customers money on feed during the last phase of growth.
	US, Russia poultry industry leaders keep partnership despite food import bans
	Animal antibiotic use in Denmark rose slightly in 2013
	High feed costs, sluggish demand to keep China's 2015 poultry output flat, says USDA
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FOOD

	Fonterra reduces milk price payout to US$4.17
	New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra said it plans to pay its farmers a reduced payout of NZ$5.30 (US$4.17) per kilogramme of milk solids in the 2015 season and a dividend of 25-35 cents a share, for a total payment of NZ$5.55 to NZ$5.65 (US$4.37 to US$4.45). This year's payout was higher at $8.50 including a 10 cent dividend.
	Bright Food plans IPO for Weetabix and Manassen by 2016
	McDonald's Japan expects first annual net loss in 11 years
	Bakkafrost names new CFO
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CROP

	DuPont leader discusses strategies for long-term growth in agriculture
	DuPont Pioneer president Paul E. Schickler discussed strategies for long-term, sustainable growth in agriculture at the Morgan Stanley Global Chemicals & Agriculture Conference on Wednesday, emphasizing the company's global reach, innovative product options and value-added services.
	War-torn Syria to import 1M tonnes of wheat to boost buffer stock
	Lifting of Philippine ban on corn export sought
	EU Parliament okays plan to give member states free hand over GMO
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