China's announcement on 7 June that that it would suspend the issuance of import permits for U.S DDGS has resulted in rising prices for domestic DDGS as well as soymeal, rapeseed meal and other protein meal that can partially be used as substitution in feed formulas. Feed Millers Seek New Wheat to Replace Corn For Price Advantage More than 70 percent of China's winter wheat has been harvested as of the second week in June. There are feed millers seeking to increase the usage of new wheat as replacement for corn due to the price advantages. In late May, the new wheat price in central China was only $325-343/MT, but it rose to $392/MT during the following two weeks as the corn price there stood at $400/MT. According to some feed millers in...