U.S. soybean product sales were up on the week. The USDA says bean meal sales during the week ending June 26th were considerably larger than the previous week thanks to solid feed demand from several key customers including Mexico. Soybean oil sales were also sharply higher than the week before due to tighter global vegetable […]
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