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Myanmar targets to export 400kt of corn to China

The Myanmar Corn Industrial Association is exploring ways to boost corn exports to China....

China to develop fish processing in Sri Lanka for export

Fish exporters from Fujian, China want to invest in processing and farming facilities in...
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China imports more soybeans to buffer stocks

China will import a record 101mt of soybeans in MY 2022/23 as high rainfall...

China’s empty farms signal an uptake in pork imports

China may scale up its pork imports to fill the local supply gap caused...

West Sulawesi exports PKC to China

West Sulawesi sent out its second shipment of palm kernel cake (PKC) in August,...

China suspends imports of aquatic products from Japan

China has suspended the import of aquatic products from Japan, effective August 24, 2023...
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Rain damage to boost feed wheat use in China

The International Grains Council forecasts China’s feed wheat use in 2023/34 at 32mt, up...

Australian barley sees new life as China welcomes exports

Australian barley prices have shot up ever since China restarted imports in early August....

Featured Articles

Can multi-story farms keep ASF out? – A vet’s perspective

In China, multi-story farms have grown exponentially, driven by demand for new and clean sites. But is this model effective in preventing the disease? Avery Zeng, a vet with experience in these buildings, shared his insights at Asian Agribiz’s...

How should Asia prepare amid China’s pork miracle?

The question of how to meet 100% of its pork demand – the pork miracle – has remained a growing challenge for Beijing and...
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Artificial intelligence: Resolving challenges in pig farming

An economist declared that the greatest potential advance in optimizing pig production across cost, revenue, and profit is the use of technology. ARIEF FACHRUDIN...

Library Spotlight: ASF in China

Living with ASF 2021 – Biosecurity and strong immunity key to addressing ASF

Since it was first detected in China in August 2018, ASF has zipped through Asia, changing the direction and structure of the Asian pig industry permanently. Without a vaccine, the virus continues to spread, causing huge losses, especially in key pig-producing countries. New variants have been reported, leading to fears that ASF is here to stay.

ASF and China will continue to influence global pork markets

If one thing is certain about the global pork trade in 2020, it is that ASF and China will continue to wield their influence. ISA Q TAN looks at how things might pan out this year.

The horror of African Swine Fever in Europe is now hitting China

Following the introduction in 2007 in Georgia, African Swine Fever Virus is now well established in the West of Russia, the Baltic region, Ukraine, Poland and has spread into the European Union.