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A May feed industry newsletter reports that China's lysine market has reached historically low prices amid weak buyer activity. Demand from China is also weakening US feed lactose exports, while trade tensions and anti-dumping duties in Europe add to market stagnation.
Lysine price weakness reflects falling amino acid demand and trade frictions, which lowers feed formulation costs for buyers but signals soft demand for the sector.
foodcom.plFoodcom NewsMay 15, 2025Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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