Trump launches offensive to sell more soybeans to China, Brazil's main market

According to the president of the United States, the Asian country is concerned about a shortage of soybeans and American farmers have the solution.

United States President Donald Trump stated on Monday (11) that China could "rapidly quadruple" its purchases of American soybeans, citing the Asian country's concerns about the shortage of the grain. In a post on the Truth Social network, Trump highlighted the quality of U.S. agricultural production and said that increased exports would help reduce the Chinese trade deficit with the U.S. "China is concerned about its soybean shortage. Our great farmers produce the most robust soybeans. I hope China quickly quadruples its orders for soybeans. This is also a way to substantially reduce China's trade deficit with the U.S. Fast service will be provided. Thank you, President Xi," he wrote. See everything about agriculture, livestock, economy, and weather forecast first: follow Canal Rural on Google News! A tariff truce between Beijing and Washington is set to expire on August 12, but the Trump ...