China studies impact of sanctioning U.S. soybeans

Days after China began an anti-dumping investigation of imported U.S. sorghum, its Ministry of Commerce met with domestic companies to discuss possible anti-dumping and anti-subsidy reviews of U.S. soybeans, reported Bloomberg. China buys two-thirds of the soybeans on the world market and is increasingly relying on Brazil for the oilseed. The current U.S. share of… » Read More

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