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Meghan Vick
Verified
Copywriter, MorganMyers
Cedar Falls
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By Meghan Vick, Davis Michaelsen Verified, Jim Wiesemeyer Verified| Pro Farmer Verified For the first time, Mexico’s health safety regulator Cofepris has rejected a new variety of GMO corn, the head of the country’s National Farm Council (CNA) told Reuters. While Mexico has never permitted commercial cultivation of GMO corn, it has for decades allowed imports of such varieties that are largely used for feed. Mexico is a major market for U.S. exports of the corn, importing more than 16 MMT of primarily GMO corn from the U.S. in 2020.
By Meghan Vick| Pro Farmer Verified Corn sales were near the lower end of the wide range of expectations, but shipments did pick up notably from last week’s paltry tally, reflecting recovery progress at the U.S. Gulf. Soybean sales were near the upper end of expectations, with China as the lead buyer. But exports improved just slightly from last week’s paltry tally. New-crop soymeal sales were impressive, as were exports of the byproduct. Wheat sales and exports were both near in line with the prior four-week average.
By Meghan Vick, Davis Michaelsen Verified, Jim Wiesemeyer Verified| Pro Farmer Verified For the first time, Mexico’s health safety regulator Cofepris has rejected a new variety of GMO corn, the head of the country’s National Farm Council (CNA) told Reuters. While Mexico has never permitted commercial cultivation of GMO corn, it has for decades allowed imports of such varieties that are largely used for feed. Mexico is a major market for U.S. exports of the corn, importing more than 16 MMT of primarily GMO corn from the U.S. in 2020.
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