Dutch feed-price data from Wageningen Economic Research show the Standard Brok A cattle feed price rose €0.10 to €20.90 per 100 kg in November, ending a decline that began in June. Protein-rich chunks rose to €23.85.
Rotterdam EU feed barley, wheat and corn rose over recent weeks, with corn at €169 per tonne, while analysts described the commodity market as directionless.
Higher Rotterdam feed grain prices and a firmer cattle feed indicator point to modestly higher compound feed costs for European buyers, though large stocks limit the upside.
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