China's domestic soybean crush rate is estimated to have fallen below 45 percent during the week of 3 November due to the limited volume of soybean shipments in recent months. The dwindling soymeal stocks are in turn driving up the price nationwide. Dwindling Supply Drives up Soymeal Price China's domestic soybean crush rate is estimated to have fallen below 45 percent during the week of 3 November due to the limited volume of soybean shipments in recent months. The tightened soybean supply has forced some crushers to suspend operations, and dwindling soymeal stocks are driving up the price nationwide. According to ChinaJCI data, the soymeal price reached an average $588/MT last week, up nearly $20/MT month-to-month. Looking forward, prod...