China's weekly feed ingredients report for the fifth week of June 2017 says domestic supply of main feed materials was adequate, with the weekly comprehensive average price slightly stronger month-on-month. Corn and bran rose noticeably, while soybean meal and vegetable meal prices continued to slip, and small-sized amino acid prices kept climbing.
Softer soybean meal and vegetable meal prices lower protein feed costs for Chinese compounders, while firmer corn and bran raise energy feed costs. The mixed picture leaves feed formulators balancing cheaper protein against dearer energy.
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