US DDGS exports to Southeast Asia up more than 50%
30.08.2016
US DDGS exports to Southeast Asia has grown more than 50% to 1.7 million tonnes as of end-August, the US Grains Council said on its website. Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia posted the biggest rise at 76%, 42%, and 29%, respectively.
The agency said that at the current rate, exports to Southeast Asia has exceeded those to Mexico. Meanwhile South Korea’s US DDGS imports also grew by 39%.
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