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Ceva's April poultry outlook reports that corn prices rose sharply in Europe to their highest since September 2025 and reached $367.2/t in China, while Brazilian corn fell for the first time in nine months on a strong harvest of 139.0 Mt. European soybean meal rose to $415.0/t in April from $403.8/t in March, and US corn was roughly flat near $179.9/t.
Strong Brazilian harvest supplies pressure corn export prices, while European and Chinese gains reflect energy-driven inflation and higher input costs that support feed prices in those markets. Soymeal strength tied to the US trend keeps feed-protein costs elevated for buyers.
poultry.ceva.comApr 30, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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