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China Shuns Costly Brazil Soybeans Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsTrade Policy & Supply ChainConsumer Demand & Retail
Chinese soybean imports from Brazil have slowed to a trickle as elevated prices compress domestic crushing margins. If sustained, the disruption could create a soybean supply crunch in China, the world’s largest consumer, with implications for feed costs and global oilseed trade flows.
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