Regenerative agriculture has become an increasingly attractive market for consumers. Fastmarkets has previously discussed the impacts of stale regulations on organic markets, such as a lack of livestock and poultry rules assuaging consumers fears over animal welfare. Organic regulations need to be dynamic and respond to consumer trends.
Recent policymaking by the USDA has helped to close the gap with evolving markets, but parallel markets still exist and are growing. Regenerative agriculture, and the accounting for carbon output in production, has garnered support from consumers.
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12.10.2024
September renewable diesel shipments to West Coast reach new high
September interregional shipments of biodiesel to the West Coast were down, while flows of renewable diesel (RD) to the region reached a six-month high, monthly data released on November...
12.10.2024
Gulf UCO prices continue to rise, Midwest fats remain ‘soft’
Prices for used cooking oil (UCO) delivered to the US Gulf Coast continued to climb on Tuesday December 10, even as markets softened in other regions.
Sizeable volumes...
12.10.2024
Bloodmeal prices rise with strong demand
Ruminant bloodmeal traded higher late Monday and on Tuesday December 10, up to $1,200 per short ton FOB Missouri River.
The move comes due to increased demand and...