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South Korea shipped its first 20-ton consignment of lysine to Brazil after Brazilian authorities approved the product and manufacturing facility. Daesang plans to expand exports to about 1,200 tons, worth roughly $2 million, in 2027, with government support for export registration.
The new market access creates an additional outlet for South Korean lysine and increases potential competition in Brazil’s feed-additive market. The initial volume is small, so the near-term price impact is likely limited.
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