"The closure of the import of fodder lysine from a number of Chinese enterprises has caused a reorientation of supplies of Chinese lysine for supplies from Indonesia, Brazil, South Korea and France," the National Feed Union said in a statement posted on its official website.
Experts of the Union referring to the opinion of experts of the feed market believe that the situation on providing domestic consumers with feed lysine should be normalized in the second half of February this year.
Source: soyanews.info.
