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South Korean company Daesang shipped its first 20 tonnes of domestically produced lysine to Brazil from its Gunsan plant. The parties plan to increase exports to about 1,200 tonnes, worth approximately US$2 million, next year after cooperation between Korean and Brazilian authorities helped clear regulatory barriers.
The new trade channel could add to lysine availability for Brazilian feed buyers, though the planned volume is modest relative to the market and is unlikely to move prices substantially.
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