South Korea’s Daesang received Brazilian registration approval for its lysine feed additive and shipped an initial 20 tonnes to Brazil on November 6. The company aims to supply 1,200 tonnes, worth about $2 million, to Brazil next year after government assistance helped complete the approval process in one month.
The new registration opens a market channel for Korean lysine into Brazil, potentially increasing competition and supply for feed buyers there. The initial shipment is small, so the near-term price effect is likely limited.
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