A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters
A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters
China /  Politics

How China’s swine fever outbreak is upending global soybean markets

  • Demand for soybeans used in feed is expected to be curbed as eliminating the disease takes three to five years
  • A Chinese decline in soybean imports is forecast for the first time in 15 years

Topic |   China pork crisis
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Updated: 3:25pm, 23 Oct, 2019

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A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters
A decline or slower growth in Chinese soy imports has been forecast for the next couple of years. Photo: Reuters
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