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Global Market Overview National Renderers Association 2015 IPPE, Atlanta Georgia, January 29, 2015
Kent Swisher
National Renderers Association
Overview
• Products, Uses, Production
• Production/Consumption Overview – Global
• Market Overview – Global
• Market Specific Reviews
• Outlook
Rendering Industry – Products
• Processed Animal Protein Meals
– Meat and Bone Meal, Meat Meal
– Poultry By-Product Meal
– Feather Meal
– Blood Products
– Hides and Skins
• Fat and Grease
– Tallow, Poultry Fat, Yellow Grease, Used Cooking Oil, Choice White Grease, Lard, Edible Tallow
Rendering Industry – Product Uses
• Livestock Feed
• Aquaculture Feed
• Pet Food
• Soap, Cleaning Agents
• Biofuels
• Lubricants
• Fertilizer
• Oleochemicals
Singapore – Renewable Fuel Demand
According to Forbes Magazine, no one
customer should exceed 20 percent of a
company’s business
Outlook
• Low commodity prices
– Oversupply/OPEC
• Increased profitability in the livestock sector means – increased raw material for rendering
• Low prices should help re-establish export markets for fat
• The renewable diesel/biodiesel sector will remain an important new growth market
• Threats from disease outbreak
Outlook • HPAI - ?
– Currently the only major market to close to poultry by-product meal/feather meal is China
– OIE – products should be cooked « 30 minutes at 56 degrees celsius »
• China should open for U.S. tallow soon – with restrictions
• EU lifting feed ban restrictions – can feed non ruminant meals to Aqua
• Fishmeal prices should help support processed animal protein meal demand
Rendering - Value to the Livestock Industry
USDA/AMS Drop Value (steer) January 28, 2015
Steer:
• Drop value for tallow, MBM, and blood meal - $33.68 per head
• Drop value for hide – $105.05 per head
• Yearly Value (based on annual slaughter) >$1 billion
USDA/AMS Drop Value (hog) January 23, 2015
Hog
• Drop Value - $4.24 per head
• Yearly Value (based on annual slaughter) $500 million