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Yonsei Dairy has attached the Sustainability Certification Logo (SUSS) from the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) to its 'Yonsei Low-Sugar Soy Milk' and is taking steps to solidify its position as a leader in healthy pleasures. Bae Dong-jin, Marketing Department Manager at Yonsei Dairy, presented the application and effects of the SUSS logo at the '2025 Soy Oil Masters Night' event hosted by the U.S. Soybean Export Council at the Westin Josun Hotel in Seoul on the 10th. Manager Bae stated, "Yonsei Dairy is a non-profit enterprise that uses all of its profits for scholarships for Yonsei University students" and "We are establishing ourselves as a socially responsible company by consecutively launching products that encompass both health and environmental friendliness."

According to Colombia's Republic newspaper, Paula Andrea Cepeda, manager of the Agricultural Research Institute (ICA), which is responsible for certification, monitoring, and control of the livestock supply chain, stated that 65% of Colombia's 5,500 poultry farms have obtained biosecurity certification, which greatly enhances product competitiveness. "We are currently negotiating poultry meat trade matters with markets including China, Malaysia, South Korea, Egypt, the United States, Lebanon, Venezuela, Vietnam, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, and Chile; simultaneously, we are also negotiating egg trade matters with markets such as Aruba, Japan, Curaçao, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Guyana, El Salvador, the United States, Uruguay, and Japan," Cepeda said. In recent decades, Colombia's poultry industry has developed rapidly, with current annual production of chicken meat and eggs reaching 3 million tons. According to the National Poultry Farmers Association (Fenavi), Colombia is the world's tenth-largest poultry producer and the third-largest in Latin America. Colombia's poultry industry not only meets domestic demand but also has the capacity to export over 350,000 tons of chicken meat and 1 billion eggs. "Last year, we produced 1.9 million tons of chicken meat, compared to just 700,000 tons 20 years ago; egg production also reached 18 billion eggs, up from 6 billion 20 years ago," recalled Gonzalo Moreno, the association's president. "In 2005, we established a regulatory framework for safe poultry farms, which enabled us to achieve world-class hygiene standards." Moreno noted that Colombia currently faces a significant opportunity: Canada, the United States, and Mexico are affected by avian flu, while Colombia maintains a disease-free status. Colombia has been striving to sell chicken meat and eggs to the US market but has not yet met sanitary entry conditions. Francisco Ross, director of the National Food and Drug Surveillance Institute (Invima), responsible for final export product certification, stated: "Entering the US market is a long, cautious, and meticulous process. We have been working with agricultural and health regulatory agencies for years to certify all meat products." Additionally, Colombia is seeking to enter the Chinese market.

Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher for the third straight session on Monday, tracking gains in Chicago soyoil after the U.S. proposed higher biofuels blending volumes, and elevated crude oil prices. The benchmark palm oil contract FCPO1! for September delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange gained 171 ringgit, or 4.36%, to 4,093 ringgit ($965.79) a metric ton at the close. U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration on Friday proposed increasing the amount of biofuels that oil refiners must blend into the nation’s fuel mix over the next two years, driven by a surge in biomass-based diesel mandates. It pushed Chicago soyoil futures to their highest level in nearly 18 months on Monday, after rising more than 6% on Friday. Soyoil on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) ZL1! gained 5.39%. Dalian’s most-active soyoil contract (DBYcv1) was up 2.45%, while its palm oil contract CPO1! rose 3.76%. Palm oil tracks the price movements of rival edible oils as it competes for a ...