Source: FARM POLICY NEWS, UNIV. OF ILLINOIS, 5/21/18


Late last week China canceled its anti-dumping measure on U.S. sorghum imports. Meanwhile, after two days of trade talks in Washington, D.C., China and the U.S. issued a vague joint statement indicating that China would purchase more U.S. exports, including “meaningful increases” in agricultural and energy products.  And on Sunday, Members of the President’s Cabinet provided conflicting perspectives on whether the U.S. would move forward on implementing tariffs on Chinese imports.  However, news reports Monday indicated that the tariffs had been “suspended.”

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