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Rabobank: Soy meal glut on cards for 2025 regardless of tariffs, wheat still a concern

With Brazil expecting another huge crop, and on the back of several years of surplus, huge areas of the US are expected to convert from soy to corn this year

By Dan Gibson | March 24, 2025 10:17 GMT
Soybeans used to make soymeal. Credit: Nungning20/Shutterstock.com
Soybeans used to make soymeal. Credit: Nungning20/Shutterstock.com
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BERGEN, Norway -- With the global tariff situation changing even as he spoke at the recent North Atlantic Seafood Forum in Bergen, Norway on March 4, Rabobank's head of Agri-Commodities Research Carlos Mera nonetheless reassured listeners the global feed supply outlook remains peachy for 2025 however the dispute goes [...]

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