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Brazil and the People's Republic of China (PRC) are in the initial stages of developing a potential specialized soybean supply chain adapted to Chinese sustainability and quality standards. Inspired by the successful Boi China beef model, this production line could strengthen Brazil's dominance in the soybean market while directly challenging US exports, reports oilworld.ru with reference to USDA. Assessment of the "Soy China" Initiative in Brazil The recently proposed sustainable development initiative between Brazil and the People's Republic of China (PRC), widely known as "Soy China", aims to develop a specialized soybean supply chain grown in accordance with sustainability and quality standards defined by the PRC. In essence, this is an individual, exclusive soybean production model designed to meet the needs and standards of Chinese imports, especially regarding environmental, social, and traceable criteria. This new model was primarily inspired by the "Boi China" ("China ...

Russia exported wheat to China worth $2.5 million in January-May of this year, which is 13 times less than during the same period last year ($32.5 million), according to the materials of the State Customs Administration of the PRC. In May, exports decreased year-on-year to $401,200 from $7.2 million in the same month last year. This is also less than in April of this year ($437,600). In January-May, China purchased wheat from six countries. The largest supplies were from Canada at $259.6 million and Australia at $188.6 million. Exports from Kazakhstan amounted to $5.3 million. As previously reported, in 2024, China imported Russian wheat worth $87.252 million, which is 2.5 times more than in 2023 ($34.71 million). The largest wheat suppliers to China in 2024 were Australia ($1.079 billion), Canada ($873.775 million), France ($707.516 million), the United States ($599.54 million), and Kazakhstan ($133.66 million). Last year, China imported wheat from 8 countries. Russia's indicator ...

State reserves of soybeans and corn are used by the Chinese central government to regulate the domestic price of both grains through public auctions in which the product is offered at values lower than market prices. This Wednesday, authorities from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange received a delegation from the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration of China (Nafra), headed by its director Liu Huanxin, with the aim of strengthening bilateral cooperation in grain and food trade. It is the official Chinese agency responsible for regulation, strategic planning, and management of grain reserves with the purpose of attempting to stabilize domestic prices. During the meeting, Ricardo Marra, president of the Grain Exchange, highlighted the entity's trajectory of over 171 years in the grain market and the broad opportunities to continue expanding commercial relations, emphasizing that China is the main destination for Argentina's agro-industrial exports. Ramiro Costa, ...