Pig feed raw material markets balance sheet 2023/2024
IFIP provides a summary of the evolution of grain and oilseed crops.
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The European Union must ensure food security
The European Union must ensure food security in the face of geopolitical and climate threats.
Chile and Vietnam sign Memorandum of Understanding
The countries seek collaboration for animal and plant health, especially in disease control, surveillance, and pest eradication.
China's soybean imports up 11% year-on-year
In the first ten months of the year, China imported 89.936 million tons of soybeans.
FAO cereal price index up in October
Global wheat, maize, and barley prices rose while sorghum and rice prices declined month-on-month.
FAO meat price index down marginally in October
International pig meat prices fell the most, reflecting increased slaughter in Western Europe amid weak domestic and foreign demand.
The 5th 333 Experience Congress Latam concludes in Costa Rica
The 333 Experience Congress Latam 2024, held over three days in Costa Rica, brought together more than 1,000 participants, 27% of whom were directors and managers of leading Latin American swine companies. Thirty-eight percent of the attendees were from Costa Rica, and more than 60% came from other countries.
Tönnies will operate as Premium Food Group from 1 January 2025
The further development into the Premium Food Group underlines the diversity of the group of companies.
U.S. pork exports on pace for annual record
Broad-based growth has pork exports poised to set annual records.
Allen D. Leman Swine Conference 2024 Summary: Production, sustainability, and nutrition
This year's edition of the Swine Conference in honor of Dr. Allen D. Leman was a special 50th Anniversary event and took place September 21-24 at the Saint Paul RiverCentre Convention Center in Minnesota, USA.
Russian pork exports up 23%
From January to September, Russia exported around 200,000 tons of pork worth approximately USD 430 million.
Mexico reaffirms health commitment with Central America and the Caribbean
Nine OIRSA member countries are collaborating to create solid networks that will enable progress toward a more secure and resilient future for livestock.
Argentina: Corn panting area plummets nearly 50% year-on-year
The region received above-average rainfall in October, but the corn planting window has closed. Thirty percent of the intended area has not been planted. In the absence of significant late plantings, corn in the core region is expected to be half that of last year.
Brazil: Grain production set to increase 27% in the next 10 years
Soybeans, winter corn, and wheat should continue to drive grain production growth.
Canada: Port of Montreal labor strike affects pork and soybean exports
Millions of tons of grain pass through the Port of Montreal every year with October and November being peak agricultural export months.
Extensive exhibitor showcase and technical program at EuroTier 2024
The trade fair taking place in Hanover, Germany, 12-15 November 2024, will be offering its visitors a comprehensive exhibitor and technical programme on 220,000 square meters of exhibition space.