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  • Soybeans$12.77/bu-0.5%
  • Soybean meal$347.00/US ton-1.8%
  • Soybean oil$0.6863/lb+1.9%
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Aquafeed

Haid Subsidiary Breaks Ground on RM140 Million Aquafeed Plant in Malaysia's Perak State

Sheng Long Aqua Technology, a subsidiary of China's Guangdong Haid Group, broke ground on August 10 on its first Malaysian aquafeed factory in Kamunting, Perak. The first phase carries a budget of approximately RM140 million, with operations targeted for 2028 and a nameplate capacity of 150,000 metric tonnes per year across two shrimp-feed and two fish-feed lines.

3 min read
Commodity Markets

US and China agree reciprocal tariff cuts on $60 billion in goods, but soybeans left out

The United States and China have agreed to pursue reciprocal tariff reductions covering $60 billion worth of goods, including US corn, wheat and meat as well as Chinese consumer products, following a presidential summit in Washington. Non-seed soybeans — the largest US agricultural export to China — were excluded from China's list, prompting criticism from the American Soybean Association and a sharp drop in Chicago soybean futures. The two sides also extended their trade truce through to 10 January and agreed on an agriculture working group.

4 min read
Commodity Markets

Grain Futures Rally as China Buys U.S. Soybeans Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Grain futures rose overnight on 21 September 2026 as China's state-owned firms purchased at least 260,000 tonnes of U.S. soybeans days before a presidential summit in Washington, while U.S. and Chinese officials began preparatory trade talks in New York. Soybean meal, corn and wheat futures all gained, though progress on China's broader $17 billion annual farm-goods commitment remains limited.

4 min read
Aquafeed

ADM Opens Early Nutrition Aquafeed Facility in Tianjin, China

ADM has inaugurated a new 5,000-metric-ton early nutrition aquafeed facility in Tianjin, China, its second globally dedicated to hatchery and nursery feeds for fish and shrimp. The plant is intended to serve customers in China and across the Asia-Pacific region, connecting ADM's APAC R&D resources with local production.

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