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China's Soybean Imports Hit 5-Year Low
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China's soybean imports dropped to a five-year low of 13.04 million metric tons in Jan-Feb 2024, down by 8.8% from the previous year, driven by reduced demand for livestock feed amid stricter pig production regulations. Despite recent Brazilian estimate downgrades, ample supply from Brazil and Argentina sustains the market.
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