A Chinese delegation signed a trade agreement contract for 12.5 million metric tons of soybeans Thursday in Des Moines. U.S. Soybean export Council CEO Jim Sutter tells Brownfield the agreement – for $5 billion – is positive news in the face of frequent stories about bad trade relations with China.
“This signifies, I think, that there is not tension in the soybean industry, and that we should feel very good about the relationship we have with these key companies and with China as a whole and the relationship we have as a supplier of soybeans to them,” Sutter told Brownfield Ag News following the signing ceremony.
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