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Japan’s insurance sales rules are shifting from relationships to needs. Multi-insurer agencies must now justify product recommendations based on customer needs, which could raise operating costs and squeeze margins. Our analyst Rachit Madaan joined Insurance Asia to explain what that means for agencies and insurers. If you distribute insurance in Japan: is your next investment going into compliance, or into the quality of advice? #InsuranceAsia #Japan #InsuranceDistribution #FinancialServices #MordorIntelligence

South Korea’s retail growth is splitting in two. Online grocery is weakening the case for new hypermarkets, while department stores keep winning on premium spending. Our analyst Shubhobid Mukherjee joined Retail Asia to explain what that means for where retailers put their next investment. If you’re planning retail capacity in Korea: is the next dollar going into stores, or into online fulfilment? #RetailAsia #SouthKorea #GroceryRetail #MordorIntelligence #Newemergingandopportunities

Earlier this month, the FDA recalled a raw dog food brand after salmonella contamination sickened multiple dogs. It wasn't an isolated incident. Raw pet food makes up less than 10% of the market by sales, but accounts for roughly 67% of pet food recalls. Skipping the cooking step that kills pathogens means fresher can end up meaning riskier, not safer. As pet owners chase more "human-grade" nutrition, the brands actually winning this shift are the ones investing in pathogen testing and traceability, not just clean labels. Our latest report breaks down where the real growth in pet food is happening, and what it takes to scale fresh and raw formats safely. #PetFoodMarket #MordorIntelligence #MarketIntelligence #PetFoodSafety #FoodSafety

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TikTok Shop's beauty category did $4.4 billion in 2025. It's on pace to roughly double this year. Riding along with it: fake fragrances, mislabeled skincare, dupes sitting right next to your listing under your own brand's search terms. Every dollar of category growth is pulling more counterfeit volume in behind it. Here's what that actually looks like. 👇 #Beauty #Ecommerce #TikTokShop #MarketIntelligence #MordorIntelligence #Consumergoodsandservcies

A tariff just went as high as 222% on Chinese lysine, following an antidumping ruling this July. Normally that's the whole story for buyers, import gets expensive, prices follow. Our read is that this cycle plays out differently, and the reason has nothing to do with the tariff itself. It has to do with how much lysine China's been sitting on. Swipe through for why that changes the sourcing math heading into 2027 contracts. Full brief linked in comments. Narasinha (Bhavesh) Varute #Lysine #antidumping #marketintelligence #Supplychain #MordorIntelligence

Chicken supply has bounced back from every shock in recent memory, bird flu, feed cost spikes, you name it. Heading into Q4 renewals, that streak looks like it's breaking. Here's why this one doesn't recover on the usual timeline. Read the full brief. Link in comments. #PoultryIndustry #BirdFlu #SupplyChain #FoodSecurity #Agribusiness #MordorIntelligence #Marketintelligence

2026 might just be the chicken's unluckiest year on record. Bird flu is going after breeder flocks specifically, the ones that take over a year to replace, not weeks. Freight costs are up because of what's happening in the Strait of Hormuz. And the usual backup plan, shifting to another protein, isn't as easy as it used to be either. Four separate problems, all landing on the same bird, at the same time. Swipe through for why this round feels different, and what it means before Q4 renewals. Full brief linked in comments. Narasinha (Bhavesh) Varute #PoultryIndustry #BirdFlu #SupplyChain #FoodSecurity #Agribusiness

Everyone's talking about the 222% tariff on Chinese lysine. I'm more interested in the lysine China still has to sell. At Mordor Intelligence, we went through the duty schedule exporter by exporter (122% to 222%) and set it against the supply side. Jilin Meihua alone added 600,000 tons of capacity, and prices sat below cost through much of Q1. A tariff doesn't make that supply disappear. It sends it to other markets. Then we compared three sourcing channels: ▪️ China-origin: 20-35% price swing ▪️ Third-country routed: 15-20% ▪️ Western-origin: 0-5%, at a premium Our baseline has amino acid prices falling 8-12% by 2028 even with duties in place. For one European feed integrator, that meant allocating volume by channel instead of making one big switch away from China. The 2027 question isn't whether to leave China. It's how much price swing you can carry, and where. If lysine is a big line in your feed costs, read this before you sign anything: 🔗 Chinese Lysine Tariff: Oversupply and Prices | Mordor Intelligence Insights https://shorturl.at/tKUui #Lysine #AminoAcids #FeedIndustry #AnimalNutrition #Tariffs #SupplyChain #Procurement #MordorIntelligence

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