Markets
  • Corn$5.00/bu-0.1%
  • Soybeans$12.87/bu-0.1%
  • Soybean meal$357.20/US ton-0.1%
  • Soybean oil$0.6791/lb-0.0%
  • SRW wheat$6.83/bu+0.0%
  • HRW wheat$7.37/bu+0.0%
  • Live cattle$223.70/cwt-0.0%
  • Feeder cattle$335.35/cwt-0.1%
  • Lean hogs$68.65/cwt-0.7%
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Almarai Unveils 2026–2031 Growth Strategy with Over USD 4 Billion Investment

Saudi dairy giant Almarai has presented its 2026–2031 growth strategy at its Capital Markets Day, outlining a USD 4 billion-plus investment programme focused on four priorities: strengthening core dairy and food categories, selective expansion into new categories, growth in foodservice and e-commerce channels, and expansion in priority markets across MENA and beyond.

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Aquafeed

AKVA Group agrees NOK 5.9 billion sale to Japan's Yanmar

Norwegian aquaculture technology supplier AKVA group has agreed to be acquired by Japanese industrial conglomerate Yanmar in a deal valued at NOK 5.9 billion (£463.2 million), with major shareholders representing approximately 92% of AKVA's shares already committed to the transaction.

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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.

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Commodity Markets

Ukraine Tightens Export Verification Rules for Rapeseed and Soybeans, Reshaping Black Sea Trade Flows

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 675 introduces mandatory producer-register verification for rapeseed exporters from 1 July 2026 and soybean exporters from 1 September 2026, replacing chamber-of-commerce certificates as the basis for export-duty exemptions. The change raises working-capital and administrative costs for traders and is already contributing to a modest convergence of Ukrainian rapeseed prices toward EU benchmarks.

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Purina to invest €50 million at Portogruaro pet food plant by 2029

Nestlé Purina has announced a €50 million investment programme at its Portogruaro factory in Veneto, Italy, to be completed by 2029. The spending will fund an expansion into the super-premium dry pet food segment and a new on-site wastewater treatment plant, reinforcing the site's role as a European production hub as the company also advances a separate new factory in Mantua.

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