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The French state and Avril are injecting €70 million into Eurolysine, the Amiens-based company described as Europe's last lysine maker, which faces financial difficulties linked to Chinese competition. The article gives a split of €40 million from Avril and €30 million from the state.
The funding is intended to keep production running and maintain French agro-industrial capacity.
If Eurolysine closes, Europe would lose its only domestic lysine capacity and depend more on Chinese imports, which could affect feed amino acid prices. The rescue lowers that near-term supply risk.
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