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SUMMARY:Live Session: How Tariffs\, Trade Duties\, and China Dependence Are Impacting Feed Additive Pricing in 2026
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nImport dependence\, tariffs\, trade duties. Feed additive operators are navigating all three at once.\n\nThe US and Europe are responding differently\, and for buyers and suppliers across the animal nutrition supply chain\, the consequences can impact prices and product availability. The market is harder to read and harder to plan around than it than it should be. \nThe question for the rest of 2026 is where this leaves the market\, and which signals actually matter. \nJoin Expana’s Greg Potter and Simon Duke for a 30-minute live session on July 9 at 11 AM ET / 4 PM BST\, where they will break down the current price and supply picture\, what tariff and trade activity is driving right now\, and what is worth watching for the rest of the year. \nWhat you will learn: \n\nThe current price and supply picture for feed additives and the main forces moving them through H2 2026\nHow import dependence on Chinese vitamins and amino acids is exposing buyers across regions\nWhat current tariff and antidumping activity means for additive prices and availability\nHow Europe is responding to protect its feed additive manufacturing base\nThe signals and longer-term developments worth watching for the rest of the year\n\nJoin us live to ask your questions and get real-time answers from our specialists.
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/live-session-how-tariffs-trade-duties-and-china-dependence-are-impacting-feed-additive-pricing-in-2026/
CATEGORIES:Industry News and Analysis
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SUMMARY:Grains Fundamentals 2026/27: Market Conditions & Prospects
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nThe grains market is heading into 2026/27 with high opening stocks – but ending stocks could significantly tighten due to expected production declines\, strong global demand\, and potential shifts in supply concentration from exporting countries to more abundant harvests in importing regions. \nOn July 16 at 11 AM ET | 4 PM BST\, our experts will be hosting a grains market update detailing the 2026/27 outlook\, supply-demand balances and price trends for wheat\, corn and barley. If you buy or sell grains\, you won’t want to miss this briefing where we uncover where the global grains market is headed – and the key insights you need to plan ahead. \n→ Click here to save your seat \nWe’ll cover: \n\nDetailed 2026/27 outlook: Supply-demand balances\, price trends for wheat\, corn\, barley.\nEnding stocks watch: How demand and trade flows could tighten global balances in 2026/27.\nHarvest signals: Early Northern Hemisphere wheat and barley results – and what corn conditions are telling us.\nWeather risks: El Niño and crop harvest threats to watch.\nFertilizer impact: How input market shifts are shaping production prospects.
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/grains-fundamentals-2026-27-market-conditions-prospects/
CATEGORIES:Industry News and Analysis
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SUMMARY:El Niño 2026/27: Coffee\, Cocoa\, Seafood – Fundamentals in Focus
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nIf your supply chain and pricing strategies treat cocoa\, coffee\, and seafood as equally exposed to El Niño\, you could be planning for the wrong risks. \nWith El Niño conditions possibly strengthening into winter\, dryness and heat could reshape agricultural crop balances into the 2026/27 cycle\, while warmer Pacific waters could reshape seafood stocks and aquaculture. \nJoin Expana’s market experts on July 23 at 4 PM BST for a deep\, fundamentals-led look into where El Niño risks are concentrated for seafood\, cocoa\, and coffee — and how it impacts supply\, production and price heading into 2027. → Save your seat \nWe’ll cover: \n\nCocoa: Production and price outlook\, and coming crop outlook.\nCoffee: Forward view on balances and price — and conditions across Brazil arabica\, Vietnam robusta\, and Indonesia.\nSeafood: How warmer Pacific waters are disrupting fish stocks and aquaculture\, with knock-on effects for shrimp\, tuna\, and fishmeal.\nHeat risks in 2027: Why next year could bring the greater temperature risks — and how it impacts yield and crop availability.\nFundamentals outlook: Stocks\, balances — and where price risks are building.
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/el-nino-2026-27-coffee-cocoa-seafood-fundamentals-in-focus/
CATEGORIES:Industry News and Analysis
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SUMMARY:Positive Nutrition Broadcast Series 2026: Functional beverages
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nHydration is giving way to ‘hydration-plus’\, seeing beverage reformulation hit a new stride. Protein is\nmoving into mainstream drinks and sugar reduction is colliding with clean label expectations. This\nbroadcast shows how manufacturers are redesigning functional beverages to deliver on gut health\, satiety\,\nfocus and more\, and all without overloading on claims too. \nAt the same time\, makers are responding to tighter regulations and the rising influence of GLP-1 needs.\nFrom protein sodas and prebiotic soft drinks to texture-led satiety and simplified ingredients lists\, we\nexplore what strong functional beverage reformulation looks like now and where the rapidly growing sector\nis moving next.
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/positive-nutrition-broadcast-series-2026-functional-beverages/
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