New Chinese Feed Regs The U.S. is typically the big seller of soybeans in the 4Q as harvest comes in and Brazilian stocks thin, which is impacting the Chinese swine sector. As Gary Blumenthal wrote yesterday (click https://www.worldperspectives.com/articles/ratification-prospects-farm-country-situation-farm-animal-situation), the state-run China Feed Industry Association has proposed that the required/regulated protein level in both swine and broiler feed be reduced. Feed protein standards in China have been in place since 2008. The proposal calls for a lower minimum crude protein level for feed as well as a maximum level and is open for comment until 15 October. The new proposed standards (especially at the low end) are generally lower th...