
The DTN weekly average spot price for US distillers dried grains rose $5 to $150 per ton for the week ended December 19. Buyers were securing December needs ahead of the holidays, leaving some locations short of spot product.
Export offers were mixed, with FOB NOLA averaging $216/mt for January shipment.
Tight spot supply and buyer demand ahead of the holidays pushed DDGS prices higher, and DDG remains priced at a premium to corn on a value basis. Price gains are modest, so the feed-value impact is limited.
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