New year’s sweet and supplementary feed industry outlook in South Korea

Published 2024년 1월 15일

Tridge summary

The feed industry had a good year in 2023, with easing supply and demand difficulties and improved stability in exchange rates and oil prices. There are concerns about future volatility due to ongoing global conflicts and climatic conditions. Changes are expected in the production of sweetened animal feed and mineral sweet feed, with a shift toward high value-added products. A reduction in government support may impact the export industry and import of supplementary feed. Plans are in place to explore using vegetable by-products as feed resources. This information was reported by the CHUKSANNEWS.
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Original content

The feed industry can be seen as having a good year in 2023. As this is the first year in which trade between countries has become more active as the three-year stagnation in human and material exchanges due to COVID-19 has eased, difficulties in supply and demand of feed raw materials have been resolved to some extent, and positive conditions such as exchange rate stability and oil price stability have led to some improvement. It was a year where I was able to catch my breath. However, the future international logistics situation should still be viewed as highly volatile, as grain supply and demand are disrupted due to the ongoing war in Ukraine and the recent conflict between Israel and Arab countries makes use of the Suez Canal difficult. In the case of roughage, which is the main raw material for TMR feed, quotas have been operated (1.2 million tons per year) according to domestic demand in preparation for FTA for several years, and the difficulty of raw material shortage will ...
Source: Chuksannews

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