AgFeed Industries Inc. (fka FEEDQ)

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News for 'FEED' - (Analyst Research on AgFeed Industries Inc. and Campbell Soup Co. - Rising Global Food Costs an Issue for Processed & Packaged Goods)


JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, Aug 04, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
www.stockcall.com/ offers investors comprehensive research on the Processed &!
Packaged Goods industry and has completed analytical research on AgFeed
Industries Inc. (NASDAQ: FEED) and Campbell Soup Co. (NYSE: CPB). Register with
us today at www.stockcall.com/ to have free access to these researches.

Companies in the Processed & Packaged Goods sector have been dealing with a rise
in global food costs in recent times. For retail and consumer food goods
companies like Campbell Soup Co., rising food and commodities costs along with a
weak dollar and a sluggish economy have been negatives for the company which is
down over seven percent over the last year. Investors can register for free to
access the research report on Campbell Soup Co. at
www.stockcall.com/CPB040811.pdf.

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Companies that process animal products like Chinese animal feed and hog producer
AgFeed Industries Inc. have been both hurt and helped by the rise in food
prices. The price companies like AgFeed pay for basic materials for animal feed
have risen with commodity prices which could be detrimental to their
bottom-line. Investors can register for free to access the research report on
AgFeed Industries Inc. at www.stockcall.com/FEED040811.pdf.

But, along with commodity prices, pork prices have skyrocketed as well, helping
companies in the pork production business to get more for the hogs they produce.
The Chinese government is stepping in to stem the rising pork price by
subsidizing pork farmers in an attempt to increase supply. The rising price of
pork has contributed greatly to China's inflation problems, but the problem may!
finally be getting under control, as Chinese pork prices recently fell slightly
from their three year high. Register now at
https://stockcall.com/development/stockcall/page.php?name=register.html to have
free access to our reports on the Processed & Packaged Goods industry.

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