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Chinese soybean meal spot prices fell to around RMB 3100-3200 per tonne in early November, down 30-50 yuan. The decline followed weak futures and a slow pace of feed purchases as pig herd recovery continues.
Weak Chinese meal demand and purchases on need only keep meal prices soft, while U.S. harvest progress adds supply pressure.
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