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Chinese corn byproduct prices rebounded on November 10, with spray corn fiber rising in Weifang and Qiqihar while corn germ meal fell in Tieling and corn gluten meal fell in Qiqihar. The report says strong processing-plant operating rates are keeping supply ample and that the short-term market is firmer, with follow-through dependent in part on soybean meal holding above 3,100 yuan/tonne.
Higher soybean meal prices are lending support to competing corn byproducts, but abundant supply from active processors may limit gains. This suggests a modestly firmer feed-cost outlook rather than a major supply-driven move.
ncp.mysteel.comNov 11, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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