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In March 2026, China significantly increased the volumes of its imports of major oilseed crops. According to Oil World, during this month, the country imported 4.59 million tons of oilseed crops, of which 4.02 million tons were soybeans. For comparison, in March 2025, these figures were 4.09 million tons and 3.5 million tons, respectively. This is reported by AgroReview. Dynamics of soybean and other oilseed imports From October to March of the 2025/26 marketing year, China increased its soybean imports to 42.2 million tons, exceeding the previous year's figure of 40.3 million tons. There was particularly noticeable growth in supplies from Brazil—from 17 million tons to 26.6 million tons. Argentina also significantly increased soybean exports to the PRC—from 2 million tons to 8.7 million tons, Canada—from 0.9 million tons to 1.4 million tons, and Russia—from 0.2 million tons to 0.4 million tons. At the same time, soybean imports from the USA decreased from 19.2 million tons to 3.3 million tons. "Meanwhile, the import of rapeseed and canola during the specified period decreased compared to the previous season..."

According to Oil World, in March, China imported 4.59 million tons of 7 major oilseeds (4.09 million tons in March 2025), of which 4.02 (3.5) million tons were soybeans. During October-March 2025/26 MY, China increased soybean imports compared to the previous season from 40.3 to 42.2 million tons, in particular from Brazil - from 17

In March 2026, China significantly increased the volumes of imports of major oilseed crops. According to Oil World, during this month, the country imported 4.59 million tons of oilseeds, of which 4.02 million tons were soybeans. For comparison, in March 2025, these figures were 4.09 million tons and 3.5 million tons, respectively. This is reported by AgroReview. Dynamics of soybean and other oilseed imports From October to March of the 2025/26 marketing year, China increased soybean imports to 42.2 million tons, exceeding last year's figure of 40.3 million tons. A particularly noticeable increase was observed in supplies from Brazil — from 17 million tons to 26.6 million tons. Argentina also significantly increased soybean exports to the PRC — from 2 million tons to 8.7 million tons, Canada — from 0.9 million tons to 1.4 million tons, and Russia — from 0.2 million tons to 0.4 million tons. Meanwhile, soybean imports from the United States decreased from 19.2 million tons to 3.3 ...