
China authorized Spanish cooperative Dcoop to export almonds for human consumption, following a phytosanitary protocol agreed by Spain’s Ministry of Agriculture and China’s General Administration of Customs. Dcoop, which produces about 8,000 tonnes of almond kernels, is pursuing exports to China as part of a wider international expansion.
The authorization opens a new export market for Spanish almonds and could support demand and prices as shipments develop. It is not a direct feed-market driver, so no listed feed commodity is materially implicated.
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