Norwegian soybean meal sales smooth

Introduction: the agricultural counsellor of the U.S Department of Agriculture reported that in 2001, Norway's domestic meal production totaled 309000 tons, basically the same as that in 2000, of which about 100000 tons were by-products of soybean from denofa crushing plant Soybean meal is mainly used to increase the protein content of live cattle feed products Due to Norway's prohibition of using meat and bone meal as animal feed, the demand for soybean meal is expected to remain at the current level The market demand for non GMO soybean meal is increasing, and some countries are unexpected Soybean meal was sold to about 10 different countries in 2000 and 2001, while many countries did not purchase Norwegian soybean meal in the past In the past, Norway only exported soybean meal to neighboring countries such as Sweden, Finland and Denmark Sweden is still the largest consumer of Norwegian soybean meal, importing 62000 tons of Norwegian soybean meal in 2001 Although the average price of Norwegian soybean meal has increased by about 25%, there is still a strong interest in procurement in these countries Norway is able to sell because its crushing plants are able to guarantee that the soybean meal is non GMO and free of Salmonella The average selling price of Norwegian soybean meal in 2001 was about 215 US dollars / ton In 2001, Norway's fish meal production was basically the same as that in 2002, with a total output of 237000 tons Norway's fish meal factories are all coastal, which is not conducive to meeting the growing domestic and international demand The main species of the catch are blue fish, white fish, sardine and small marine fish In 2001, fish meal accounted for about 43% of the total fish production In 2001, the import of Norwegian fish meal decreased by 22% In 2001, Peru and Ireland were the main suppliers of Norwegian fish meal In 2001, the export of Norwegian fish meal was the same as that in 2000 The main consumers of Norwegian fish meal in this country were Britain and Denmark In 2001, the average import price of Norwegian fish meal was about $554 / ton, and the average import price was $585 / ton (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: