Markets
  • Corn$4.74/bu-0.8%
  • Soybeans$12.61/bu-0.2%
  • Soybean meal$356.70/US ton-0.9%
  • Soybean oil$0.6710/lb-0.1%
  • SRW wheat$6.60/bu-1.5%
  • HRW wheat$7.04/bu-1.3%
  • Live cattle$228.45/cwt+0.5%
  • Feeder cattle$342.07/cwt+0.0%
  • Lean hogs$66.88/cwt+0.5%
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Aquafeed

Cooke Scotland's net profit drops 49% as lower salmon prices offset volume gains

Scottish salmon farmer Cooke Scotland reported a 49% fall in net profit to £6.1 million in 2025, down from £12 million in 2024, as a decline in salmon prices more than offset higher sales volumes. Its parent, Cooke Aquaculture UK Holdings, saw an even steeper 60% profit decline. Feed costs and fuel remain key risk factors cited by directors in the annual report.

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Feed Safety

EFSA Calls for Stronger Biosecurity as Autumn Bird Flu Season Threatens Poultry Supply Chains

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Commission have renewed their joint #NoBirdFlu campaign ahead of the autumn migration season, urging farm-level biosecurity improvements to reduce avian influenza risks. Nearly 8,000 outbreaks were detected in Europe between October 2025 and June 2026, with supply chain disruption a growing concern for feed and food manufacturers relying on egg-derived ingredients.

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Commodity Markets

El Niño Threatens Feed Commodity Prices as Beroe Warns of Up to 16% Rise Through 2028

A strengthening El Niño event, combined with fertilizer shortages, geopolitical tensions, and elevated energy costs, could push global food and feed commodity prices up by 14–16%, according to procurement consultancy Beroe. Key feed ingredients including corn, vegetable oils, and sugar face varying levels of supply and price risk, with the full market impact potentially not materialising until 2028.

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Feed Safety

RASFF Study Finds Aflatoxins Dominate EU Mycotoxin Notifications, Non-EU Products Account for Over 90% of Cases

A peer-reviewed analysis of 2,479 RASFF mycotoxin notifications from 2020 to 2024 by University of Córdoba researchers finds that aflatoxins drove 84% of recorded cases, with nuts, seeds, and products of non-EU origin accounting for the largest shares. The study cautions against reading notification counts as direct measures of contamination prevalence, but highlights persistent risk in a narrow set of commodity groups relevant to feed and food ingredient buyers.

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