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A shortage of rapeseed meal in the EU has pushed global prices higher. India's SEA says Indian meal at $209/t FAS Kandla is well below $335/t ex-Hamburg, and India could supply China if Beijing eases restrictions.
EU supply shortfalls lift global rapeseed meal prices, and a possible Indian entry into China would add supply that could cap those gains. The price gap gives Indian exporters an incentive to pursue Chinese sales.
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