NEWS: China to limit some corn imports and cancel some US shipments on domestic blending issues May 26, 2021 at 02:03PM

NEWS: China to limit some corn imports and cancel some US shipments on domestic blending issues May 26, 2021 at 02:03PM

China easing up on agriculture spending
The US and China are set for trade talks and it looks like China will play tough. They’ve undershot trade targets in this deal, partly owing to the pandemic but now it sounds like they’re going to play hardball.

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China easing up on agriculture spending
The US and China are set for trade talks and it looks like China will play tough. They’ve undershot trade targets in this deal, partly owing to the pandemic but now it sounds like they’re going to play hardball.