Swine fever and trade war lower China's soybean imports further
Shipping organization Bimco predicts a tough outlook for the dry bulk sector, in which trade war and swine fever have caused Chinese imports of soybeans to drop significantly this year.
by SIMON VALEUR
The outbreak of African swine fever in China is beginning to make a mark on the country's import of soybeans.
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