Swine news - Nutrition

The European Parliament suggests giving companies an extra year to comply with the EU deforestation law, enabling gradual implementation.

Compared to the October report, cuts were made to U.S. and EU corn harvests, and global soybean projections were lowered.

Soybeans, winter corn, and wheat should continue to drive grain production growth.

Pig feed remains the most significant type of feed, with 8.1 million tons.

The European Commission proposes an additional 12 months for companies and countries to adapt to the new regulations, ensuring an effective transition.

The 2023-2024 season for straw cereals, rapeseed, and protein crops in France was marked by complex weather conditions. Heavy rainfall influenced crop quality.

Oilseed production in the EU-27 for the 2023 harvest and forecast for 2024.

The following is a summary of the data on the EU-27 cereal crop for 2023/24 and forecasts for 2024/25 made by Copa-Cogeca.

Forecasts for global production and ending stocks are revised upward due to better prospects for the U.S. crop. Soybean estimates remained practically unchanged compared to the June report.

In 2023, each inhabitant in France consumed approximately 30.6 of pork.

The first updated estimates for world corn and soybean crops are virtually unchanged from the previous report.

Animal husbandry in Hai Duong province is rapidly producing and developing markets to continue growth.

FAO’s first forecast for the 2024/25 season points to an overall comfortable global cereal supply and demand situation.

This is the first sector regulated by agricultural defense to update its health legislation to make it compatible with the Self-Control Law.

An increase in diversification of production in the EU requires available agricultural land suitable for the needed crops.

Based on data collected by FEFAC, industrial compound feed production within the EU27 is expected to decrease in 2024

The heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul will negatively impact this season's final results.

This study assesses the current state and future prospects of protein production with a focus on conventional and alternative protein sources for food and feed.

World corn production is expected to be lower due to a cut in the U.S. crop, and exports are expected to fall in Brazil, Argentina, and Ukraine. The new soybean crop outlook is good, with significant increases in production, international trade, and final stocks.

Pig feed production has fallen nearly 7% due to poor market conditions and the uncertainty caused by the nitrogen policy.

The 2023/2024 grain harvest is estimated at 294.1 million tons.

According to Cepea, the good export pace reflects the negotiations of fixed-term contracts which took place in 2023.

The volume represents a drop of 7.6% from the last season, i.e. 24.2 million tons less to be harvested.

World corn production estimates were lowered by 2.3 million tons compared to the February report. For soybeans, estimates were again cut for Brazil.