Oilseeds Soymeal Inventory Climbs Again as Crushing Activity Picks Up Through the last full week of November, crushing activity began to recover as environmental inspections concerning air pollution have been reduced. As evidence, China’s estimated national weekly crush volume surpassed 1.9 MMT in the past few weeks. Meanwhile, the ongoing delays in clearing new shipments of imported soybeans from the U.S., stemming from a slowdown in the issuance of GMO certificates, have also begun to recede. On the demand front, however, live pig prices showed only a modest recovery in late November, rising to RMB 14.48/kg ($2.20/kg) or RMB 6.57/lb. ($1.00/lb.) from RMB 14.42/kg ($2.19/kg) or RMB 6.54/lb. ($0.99/lb.) at the start of the month. Co...