US import prices for feed-quality and food-quality lysine hydrochloride decreased in September. Market participants attributed the decline to stabilized supply chains, weaker demand from key importers and currency moves that made imports cheaper.
Cheaper lysine lowers the cost of amino acid supplementation in feed formulations, which eases feed cost pressure for buyers. Analysts expect prices to recover in the fourth quarter as seasonal feed demand returns.
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