Vietnam Animal Feed Ingredient Prices on July 6, 2026: Rice By-products Rise While Corn and Soybean Meal Stay Stable

Vietnam’s animal feed ingredient market remained relatively stable on July 6, 2026, with imported corn and soybean meal showing little movement compared with the previous session. However, the rice by-product segment recorded clearer upward adjustments, especially wet rice bran, broken rice, brown rice and IR504 rice.

In the corn market, imported corn prices mostly moved sideways. South American/South African corn at Cai Lan was quoted at VND 6,850/kg for July delivery, while later shipment periods were around VND 6,850–7,050/kg. At Vung Tau, imported corn was reported at VND 6,850–7,000/kg, depending on delivery period. Indian corn at Vung Tau remained at VND 6,900/kg.

Soybean meal prices were also stable. South American soybean meal at Cai Lan ranged from VND 10,750–10,850/kg, while prices at Vung Tau stayed around VND 10,780–10,800/kg. The market showed limited short-term fluctuation as buyers continued to monitor import costs and feed demand.

Rice by-products were the most active segment of the day. Wet rice bran increased by VND 100/kg, while broken rice, brown rice IR504 and IR504 rice rose by VND 50–100/kg. Brown rice IR504 in the Mekong Delta reached VND 8,900/kg, while IR504 dry rice was quoted at VND 7,450/kg.

For reference, Vietnam’s USD/VND exchange rate stood at 26,462, down slightly by VND 1, while CNY/VND remained unchanged at 3,941. Imported corn from Yunnan, China was quoted at CNY 2,450/ton, equivalent to around VND 9,335/kg.

Overall, Vietnam’s feed ingredient market is expected to remain cautious in the short term. Corn and soybean meal prices are stable, while rice by-products may continue to receive support from domestic demand and supply-side adjustments.