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progressoid

(52,502 posts)
Tue Dec 23, 2025, 11:55 AM 20 hrs ago

China Imports No U.S. Soybeans for Third Month; Argentine Arrivals Up 634%

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U.S. soybean imports fell to zero in November from 2.79 million metric tons a year earlier, data from China’s General Administration of Customs showed on Saturday.

Arrivals from Brazil jumped 48.5% year-on-year to 5.85 million tons, accounting for 72% of total imports, while shipments from Argentina rose 633.6% to 1.78 million tons, or 21.9% of the total.

The world’s top soybean buyer imported 8.11 million metric tons in November and 103.79 million tons in the first 11 months, putting full-year arrivals on track for a record amid strong purchases from South America and a trade truce with Washington.


.....https://www.agriculture.com/partners-china-imports-no-u-s-soybeans-for-third-month-argentine-arrivals-up-634-11874186


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China Imports No U.S. Soybeans for Third Month; Argentine Arrivals Up 634% (Original Post) progressoid 20 hrs ago OP
Perhaps Project 2025 has planned for... LakeVermilion 20 hrs ago #1
It's going to be difficult to ever get China to buy American soybeans again. patphil 20 hrs ago #2

LakeVermilion

(1,479 posts)
1. Perhaps Project 2025 has planned for...
Tue Dec 23, 2025, 11:59 AM
20 hrs ago

more corporate control of American farmland. If family farmers become bankrupt, their land can be sold a discout prices.

patphil

(8,670 posts)
2. It's going to be difficult to ever get China to buy American soybeans again.
Tue Dec 23, 2025, 12:23 PM
20 hrs ago

The market has shifted away from American farmers, and even the Trump farm bailout isn't going to save a lot of them from bankruptcy.
Corporations will buy up a lot of that land at cents on the dollar.

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