U.S. farmers are looking for other avenues to export their soybean as China buys less of it from them

As China reduces soybean purchases from the United States, American farmers are seeking alternative export markets. Simultaneously, a new China-Africa framework has established zero-tariff trade, creating significant export opportunities for African agricultural producers to access the Chinese market.

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