Lysine hydrochloride prices have risen through October 2024, according to market commentary, with analysts projecting the uptrend to continue. Drivers cited include seasonal livestock feed demand, higher winter energy and operating costs at producers, rising corn and transport costs, and winter weather risks to ports and inland routes.
Lysine is a key feed amino acid, so higher prices raise the cost of formulating swine and poultry rations. Buyers should expect firmer amino acid pricing into winter, with corn cost pressure also feeding through.
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