The Financial Times quoted Zhao Chenxing, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission yesterday, saying that China can get by without importing agricultural products and energy products from the United States. The output of domestic agricultural products and energy products, along with imports from regions other than the United States, is sufficient to meet market demand. Zhao Chenxing stated that even if China does not purchase feed grains and oilseeds from the United States, it will have little impact on China's grain supply. The report pointed out that in 2023, China imported $33 billion worth of agricultural products from the United States. It is expected that as China reduces its imports of American agricultural products, suppliers of agricultural products from Argentina and Brazil will be beneficiaries.
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