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A Reuters piece says large US and Brazil harvests and slower Chinese demand eased crop shortage fears in commodities. It covers sugar, coffee and Brazilian crop prospects, with sugar prices having hit a 4.5-year peak in October.
Ample supply and softer Chinese demand point to lower pressure on grain and oilseed prices, though the article is mainly about softs rather than feed ingredients.
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