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Chinese threonine export prices rose to US$2.10/kg in the week ended February 22, 2021. Producers raised prices because insufficient corn supply and high output costs constrained production.
Tighter corn availability in China is raising amino acid production costs, which pushes up feed additive prices and could increase formulation costs for feed buyers.
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