A market analyst says Mexico’s talk this week to cease US grain purchases in response to rhetoric from the Trump Administration – may be easier said than done. Dale Durcholz with Illinois-based AgriVisor says Mexico will need to consider the costs of imported grain from Brazil and Argentina.
“And then you step back and go, ‘at $4.00 corn, is someone willing to pay at 10 to 12 percent premium?” says Durcholz.
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