
Average global hydrolyzed feather meal prices fell 27% since April, following declines in soybean meal as US soy prices eased. The article notes that Chinese purchases of US soybeans have limited further declines.
Separately, choline chloride rose 12% over two months and L-lysine prices dropped 11% in a month, with several producers reporting being sold out.
Lower soybean meal prices are dragging down non-soy protein prices, while a lysine supply shortage could tighten amino acid availability for feed buyers.
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