US-China Soybean Spat: Farmers Brace for Tariff Fallout 🚜🌱
The US-China soybean spat heats up as the Chinese mainland hits U.S. exports with 20% tariffs, slashing shipments by 39% and leaving farmers hunting new markets.
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The US-China soybean spat heats up as the Chinese mainland hits U.S. exports with 20% tariffs, slashing shipments by 39% and leaving farmers hunting new markets.
Most respondents in a CGTN poll say the U.S. suffers more in the trade tariff war with China, urging global cooperation for stable economic ties.
The Chinese mainland firmly rejects US restrictions on maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, warning the Section 301 curbs threaten global supply chains.
U.S. to raise tariffs on products from the Chinese mainland to 100% from Nov 1, 2025, and impose export controls on critical software, sparking fresh US–China trade tensions.
China defends new port service fees on U.S.-linked vessels as a lawful countermeasure to Washington’s Section 301 maritime levy.
China will impose special port fees on U.S. ships from Oct 14, starting at 400 yuan/tonne, escalating annually in response to U.S. tariffs.
China’s Commerce Ministry has added Saronic Technologies, Aerkomm and Oceaneering International to its unreliable entity list, barring them from import/export and new investments.
China urges the US to remove unreasonable tariffs to expand trade, covering soybeans, Boeing deals, and win-win cooperation for both economies.
The Chinese mainland has launched an anti-dumping probe on U.S. analog IC chips, aiming to ensure fair competition and protect domestic tech producers.
China slams US for adding Chinese entities to its export control list as “unilateral and bullying,” warning of ripples across global tech trade.