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Eurolysine plans to increase its European production capacity by 25% by the end of 2027 and expand production of amino acids in its portfolio. The company currently produces 80,000 tonnes of lysine annually at its Amiens site and says the expansion is intended to serve European livestock-feed demand and reduce reliance on imported proteins.
Additional European production could improve regional amino-acid availability and reduce import dependence, easing supply constraints if demand does not rise as quickly. The planned capacity increase may weigh on lysine prices over time.
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