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Port Fees Removed as Part of US-China Trade Deal
Line on Agriculture
The US-China trade framework has led to China resuming imports of various U.S. agricultural goods, although specifics are still undisclosed. The U.S. has also removed port fees for Chinese-owned ships, easing tensions. Smaller agreements with Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam are also in progress, benefiting sectors like dairy, poultry, rice, pork, and ethanol.
China’s Soybean Shift Sends Ripples Through U.S. Agriculture
California Ag Today
A sharp decline in U.S. soybean exports to China highlights global trade shifts that could impact farm income far beyond the Midwest.
China Not a Big Buyer of US Wheat
Line on Agriculture
While China has been a hard red winter wheat customer, they have not been a big customer for US wheat producers.
US Cattle and Pork Producers Losers in China Trade War
Line on Agriculture
US produces specific beef products for China due to their specific labels and product specifications.
Perdue Confirmed as Ambassador to China Amid Trade Tensions
Southeast Regional Ag News
Former Georgia Senator David Perdue, a Republican and former business executive, takes the role as the U.S. and China remain in a tense tariff dispute that could reshape global trade.
Explaining Projected $32B Ag Trade Deficit
Southeast Regional Ag News
In the world of agricultural trade, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack blames this year’s expected record farm trade deficit on a strong U.S. economy and U.S. criticism of major trading partner China.
Red, White, and Agricultural Tariffs
Southeast Regional Ag News
President Biden and former President Trump have both hit China with big tariffs on national security grounds, leaving challenges in place for the next president.
China Aims for More Self-Sufficiency in Food Production
Southeast Regional Ag News
The country aims to increase soybean production this year in an attempt to become more self-sufficient and import less food.
3 Top Priorities for Ag Trade
Southeast Regional Ag News
Russia, China, and the United Kingdom top trade headlines according to the American Farm Bureau.
