Soybeans have become the latest flashpoint in the trade dispute between China and the US. China, the world’s largest buyer of the crop, hasn’t booked a single shipment from US farmers this season. That’s unusual — and costly for US growers, who depend on China to buy a big share of their crop. China is instead relying on South American suppliers, while US farmers face overflowing bins and flat prices.
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