China may continue its rapeseed reserve-purchase program using provincial implementation and fixed subsidies, although the purchase rules and price have not been finalized. The article also reports lower first-quarter rapeseed imports, reduced domestic production, and declining rapeseed meal stocks, pointing to tighter later-season supply.
Reserve buying could support domestic rapeseed demand, while reduced imports and production limit crushing and meal availability. The combined factors point to upward price pressure on rapeseed meal.
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