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Cambodian pepper exports to China are set to experience a significant surge in 2025 as numerous exporting firms are ramping up their efforts to penetrate the Chinese market.

China's corn imports have fallen sharply by almost 40% in the year to November 2024, totaling 13.3 million tons. The decline occurs in the context of a record cereal harvest in the Asian country, according to data released by the Chinese government this Wednesday. The decline in Chinese purchases also reflected Brazil's reduced participation as an exporter of the grain in 2024, after a historic performance in the previous harvest. In 2023, Brazil exported more than 16 million tons of corn to China, consolidating the Asian country as the main destination for Brazilian cereal. However, in 2024, with reduced national production, Egypt and Vietnam became the leading buyers of Brazilian corn until October, according to government data.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's corn imports fell nearly 40% year-to-date through November to 13.3 million tonnes, as the Asian country enjoyed a record harvest of the cereal, according to government data on Wednesday. 2024 was also marked by a smaller presence of Brazil in corn exports, amid a drop in local production after a record in the 2023 season, when China was Brazil's main customer. Last year, Brazil alone exported more than 16 million tonnes to China, a volume greater than what the Asian country bought from all this year. This year, China is no longer the main destination for Brazilian cereal, according to Brazilian government data, which points to Egypt and Vietnam as the main destinations through October. In the case of sugar, Chinese imports from all origins increased nearly 14% to around 4 million tonnes. China is Brazil’s biggest sugar customer, exporting more than 2.8 million tonnes to the Asian country from ...