International Animal Fats Bulletin

International Animal Fats Bulletin

Cattle slaughter in the Australian market continues to trend lower with seasonal shutdowns and a spike in COVID-19 cases in Victoria. Prices are unchanged this week, but there is risk for higher prices in the near term as continued, production slowdowns tighten up the tallow supply. Trading out of the New Zealand market was also unchanged.

EU fats were mostly unchanged this week, with the exception of UCO into Rotterdam. Offers are out at higher numbers ex-China, but thus far buyers have been unwilling to cross the spread to secure material. Estimates peg Chinese UCO collections at 70 percent capacity, while EU capacity is around 60 percent.

There has been a lot of down pressure in the US domestic fat market this week. Heavy production on poultry, cattle and…

Membership is required to view the rest of this post.
Click here to learn more and sign up for a free 7-day trial!

Blog

04.25.2024

US heating oil, distillate fuel consumption lower than usual in Q1

US heating oil, distillate fuel consumption lower than usual in Q1


In the first quarter of 2024, US prices for distillate fuel oil — which includes diesel fuels for vehicles and for home heating — was lower than the...

04.25.2024

Chicago animal fat prices fall on increased supply

Chicago animal fat prices fall on increased supply

Four cars of packer grade bleachable fancy tallow traded at 40.5 cents per lb Chicago on Thursday April 25, down 1.5 cents per lb from the previously-traded level.

04.25.2024

Choppy tones widen ranges on porcine meat, bonemeal

Choppy tones widen ranges on porcine meat, bonemeal

The animal proteins market was reportedly steady to choppy on Thursday April 25, creating wider ranges on porcine meat and bonemeal specifically.

Poultry byproduct pet grade and feathermeal were steady...

Latest Tweets