A revived and restructuring world beef market

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A revived and restructuring world beef market

Economically mature nations give way to Chinese, Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern buyers. US, southern hemisphere suppliers take over from India.

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	China Lysine Weekly: Stable demand holds up prices
	China Whey Weekly: Prudent hog feed demand curtails whey sales
	China Soymeal Weekly: Tumbling CBOT soy market disrupts China soymeal rally
	China Live Hog Weekly: Cautious mood slows buying
	China Live Hog Weekly: Prices gain 22% in seven weeks, recover strongly from May's low
	China Broiler Weekly: Native broiler prices surge 45% since June

Livestock

Feed

	EU pork production up 3% in May
	Thailand's CPF targets business growth in foreign markets
	Aviagen holds breed management seminar for AG GP customers
	South Korea toughens quarantine measures after food product found to have ASF

	Aussie PM expected to ink free trade deal with Indonesia during visit
	Foreign feed producers keen to expand operations in Vietnam
	Evonik launches NIR analytical service for unground feed samples
	US livestock farmers told imported feed ingredients could be carriers of viruses

Technical Forum

	Zinc oxide nanoparticles influence microflora in ileal digesta and correlate well with blood metabolites
	Role of chromium in poultry nutrition and health: Beneficial applications and toxic effects
	Relationship between the chromium or chromium compounds on immune functions in animals
	Comparison of porous and nano zinc oxide for replacing high-dose dietary regular zinc oxide in weaning piglets

Industry Happenings

	Tyson Foods to acquire meat supplier to fast-food chains for $2.16B
	Fibre to take centre stage at AB Vista's Cornell Nutrition Conference symposium
	Alltech's founder to receive Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award
	Zinpro names Dr. Laura Amundson as basic metabolism researcher

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