China’s cottonseed meal prices were reported at 2,470–2,960 yuan per tonne across several producing and trading locations. New-crop cottonseed is arriving, but low oil-mill operating rates are keeping meal output and available supply tight; feed mills are buying mainly for immediate needs, with no major restocking.
Limited meal supply and firm stocks are supporting prices, while subdued feed demand and weakness in soybean meal constrain upside. Cottonseed meal is expected to remain rangebound in the near term.
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