Grains Commodity and Trade Updates
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Cameroon targets maize output increase to strengthen animal feed supply
CAMEROON – Cameroon plans to raise annual maize production to 6 million tonnes by 2030, a move that could expand domestic supply for animal feed…
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FEFAC warns EU heatwaves could trigger major feed supply shortfall
FEFAC said lower forage production will widen the EU’s feed protein deficit, increasing demand for imported soy products.
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UAE opens pet food market to Brazilian suppliers
The development comes as the UAE continues to rely significantly on imported pet food.
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RCL Foods earnings fall as pet food disruption, sugar imports weigh on results
RCL Foods said a Salmonella recall also disrupted pet food production, causing stock write-offs and hurting second-half earnings.
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Jordan tenders for 120,000 tonnes of feed barley
European traders said price offers for the tender are due on 12 August.
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Chinese soybean meal prices hit 2026 lows amid growing supply pressure
China’s soybean meal market continues to decline, with prices in several regions falling to US$408, below the previous yearly low.
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Zambia lifts maize export restrictions, signaling shift for feed and grain markets
Zambia is a key maize producer in Southern Africa, and cross-border demand from countries such as the DRC, Malawi, and Zimbabwe often drives informal and formal trade flow
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Kazakhstan feed flour exports face disruption as China enforces re-registration rules
Only 27 companies are currently listed in the Chinese supplier register, while 39 are still awaiting approval.
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Livestock purchases drive Moroccan food imports to US$10.3B in 2025
Livestock imports surged by 25% in 2025 following the suspension of duties and taxes.
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Algeria authorizes cattle imports from Ukraine
The move comes as the country expands supply options amid rising meat imports.
