NO SALES TO CHINA: U.S. Soybean Farmers, Deserted by Biggest Customer, Scramble for Other Importers

U.S. lawmakers give up on China resuming crop purchases for now

China Is Refusing to Buy US Soybeans. What Does It Mean for American Farmers?

Soybeans have become the latest flashpoint in the trade dispute between China and the US. China, the world’s largest buyer of the crop, hasn’t booked a single shipment from US farmers this season. That’s unusual — and costly for US growers, who depend on China to buy a big share of their crop. China is instead relying on South American suppliers, while US farmers face overflowing bins and flat prices.

NO SALES TO CHINA: U.S. soybean farmers, deserted by biggest customer, scramble for other importers

U.S. soybean farmers, deserted by big buyer China, scramble for other importers

A trade mission to Nigeria. A memorandum of understanding with Vietnam. A surge of purchases from Bangladesh

U.S. Soybean Exports to China Stopped After May 2025, Leaving Farmers Scrambling for Buyers

Based on U.S. soybean export data to China for the first nine months of 2025, from trade statistics published by th... by kur8