US-China tensions: Beijing brimming with soybean after Trump-Xi meeting - Why it is still not a green flag for Washington
US-China tensions: Beijing brimming with soybean after Trump-Xi meeting - Why it is still not a green flag for Washington
China's ports are overflowing with soybeans. This surge follows record imports and presents a challenge for US exporters. Despite a new trade deal with fresh purchase commitments, weak processing margins and cheaper South American supplies are slowing demand for US beans. State firms are reportedly waiting for better margins before making large purchases. This situation impacts future import plans.
China's ports are overflowing with soybeans. This surge follows record imports and presents a challenge for US exporters. Despite a new trade deal with fresh purchase commitments, weak processing margins and cheaper South American supplies are slowing demand for US beans. State firms are reportedly waiting for better margins before making large purchases. This situation impacts future import plans.
China's ports are overflowing with soybeans. This surge follows record imports and presents a challenge for US exporters. Despite a new trade deal with fresh purchase commitments, weak processing margins and cheaper South American supplies are slowing demand for US beans. State firms are reportedly waiting for better margins before making large purchases. This situation impacts future import plans. 
