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And how we are investing in agriculture given global trends - with China shifting to the Global South and away from the United States

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How we are investing in agriculture given global trends - with China shifting to the Global South and away from the United States

Given the ongoing and intensifying tariff trade challenges, China is diversifying away from getting its agricultural commodities from the U.S. to getting them from Brazil.

• “Brazil’s soybean market share rose to 71%, while the US share shrank to 21%, according to Reuters calculations based on the data. Imports from smaller supplier Argentina more than doubled to 4.1 million tons in 2024 from 1.95 million tons in 2023.”

• “ARGENTINA’S exporters signed a letter of intent with China last week to ship around US$900 million worth of soybeans, corn and vegetable oil to China, adding momentum to Beijing’s attempts to skirt the United States as a source of key agricultural produce.”

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