Russia’s largest food producer, which began shipping poultry products to China last month, is ready to begin supplying pork and soybeans to the world’s most populous nation. Photo: AFP
Russia ready to fill China’s food gap left by US in trade war fallout
- As African swine fever devastates local industry, China has been turning to other sources of protein
- Russian meat producer looks forward to adding pork and soybeans to its poultry exports to China
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US-China relations
Russia’s largest food producer, which began shipping poultry products to China last month, is ready to begin supplying pork and soybeans to the world’s most populous nation. Photo: AFP
China and Russia seek to further strengthen ties amid escalating tensions with the United States. Photo: Xinhua
Russia keen to sell yuan bonds to deepen ties with China and further reduce US dollar dependence
- China and Russia seek to further strengthen ties amid escalating tensions with the United States after Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin upgrade relationship this week
- At St Petersburg International Economics Forum, Russian bank claims there would be strong demand for yuan bonds
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China economy
China and Russia seek to further strengthen ties amid escalating tensions with the United States. Photo: Xinhua