New Zealand's dairy sector learns to live off its fat

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New Zealand's dairy sector learns to live off its fat

Dairy powders both fueled an export boom and lead a wrenching two year market crash. Accounting for a minority of output, fatty products like butter and cheese held up well during the downturn.

With prices more than 50% below their early 2014 peak and 60% below their all-time records, it has been a difficult two years for New Zealand's dairy sector.

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MARKET REPORTS

	Improved demand, rising corn costs support China lysine prices
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	Chinese methionine market shows signs of weakening
	With imports abundant, traders and distributors held prices down to clear bloating stocks.
	Dairy Biweekly: Global dairy prices dip further while China market remains weak
	China Broiler Weekly: Market lacks momentum as slaughterhouses limit output
	China Whey Weekly: Traders lift prices as demand warms up
	China Soymeal Weekly: Prices slide as traders clear stocks
	China Corn Weekly: State procurement supports market
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INDUSTRY

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	Fonterra to sell 50% stake in Dairiconcepts
	Hatchery issues top agenda at recent Aviagen Anadolu customer seminar
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FEED

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	Cargill has revealed plans for a new US$30 million animal feed mill in Binh Duong province and a US$10 million agreement with Saigon International Terminals Vietnam (SITV) for dedicated grain and oilseeds warehousing facilities in Phu My. The company is also committing to building 25 more schools across rural Vietnam by 2020.
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LIVESTOCK

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FOOD

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CROP

	China's cereal and oilseed imports expected to rise towards 2020
	China's 13th five-year plan for 2016-2020 anticipates a rise of cereal and oilseed imports into the mainland, in favour over raising local productions, according to an article by Spain's ministry of agriculture.
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