Bordetella bronchiseptica is an easily contracted bacteria that causes a hacking cough or, occasionally, a snotty nose. Any pet can get the disease, and except in severe cases, a round of antibiotics is usually all thatâs needed to treat it.
A weak oil industry and an oversupply of HCl caused a sharp decline in prices last year, but both of those factors have turned around sharply this year. A recent nomination of $15 per ton in the US and C$30 per ton in Canada has raised byproduct wet acid to $55 to $75 per ton and burner acid to $75 to $95 per ton.Mr. Smith rates the average weighted price for byproduct muriatic acid at $65 per ton. Consumers have generally accepted the increase.n 1999, muriatic acid pricing collapsed from $75 per ton to $45 because wet acid demand failed to keep up with plant expansions for MDI and TDI. In addition, oil drilling declined as crude oil fell to around $9 per barrel. Spot prices for crude oil recently peaked at $38 per barrel before settling back to $32.
Up until now, most Pacific cod buyers have been buying hand to mouthâ, but demand is increasing rapidly as the B season starts up in Alaska. Prices are now at about $3,000 per metric ton for longline-caught Pacific cod sold to Japan, sources said.That is up slightly from a few weeks ago. A cod manufacturer in Europe, who works with plants in Asia, said the prices was $2,700/t a few weeks ago.he upturn in raw material pricing to around $3,000/t for longline-caught Pacific cod has yet to make up for the price downturn that hit in January, when prices peaked at $3,600 per metric ton, the first major Pacific cod seller mentioned said.