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China's grain imports: turning point ahead?
China's grain import slowdown raises questions: temporary pause or lasting shift? Let's explore the factors reshaping its trade, notably with Australia.
China was highly active in purchasing global grains but has remained quiet since late last year. Is this a permanent shift or merely a temporary pause? In this update, our expert will walk you through the key developments in China and how these changes are reshaping its trade flows with international suppliers - particularly Australia.
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- Greater local production and weaker import margin curb buying interest
- Falling pig herd slows Chinese feed grain demand
- Wheat imports could be a spotlight in 2025-26
- China prefers Australian grains, but uncertainty remains
- China may consume less meat in the next 10 years
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