Recent developments in international trade are opening new doors for the U.S. animal feed industry, creating expanded market access and reducing barriers for exporters.
The United States and China have agreed to a temporary reduction in tariffs, providing relief to American feed manufacturers and streamlining trade flows. With China being one of the top destinations for U.S. feed exports—including critical ingredients like amino acids, vitamins, and pet food components—this agreement is expected to boost exports and improve supply chain efficiency.
At the same time, a new trade agreement with the United Kingdom will enhance access to the British market. This deal addresses non-tariff barriers that previously limited exports, offering American animal feed companies a stronger competitive position in a growing overseas market.
Together, these developments signal a positive shift for U.S. feed producers. By strengthening international trade relationships, the industry is well-positioned to capture new opportunities and support the global livestock and pet nutrition markets.
