US Farmers Push China Trade Deals

American agricultural groups are pressing President Trump to secure firm purchase commitments and tariff relief from China during his summit with President Xi Jinping. Analysts expect both leaders to recommit to previous crop targets without striking new deals.

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FILE PHOTO: Workers transport imported soybean products at a port in Nantong, Jiangsu province, China April 9, 2018. REUTERS/Stringer /File Photo

United States farm groups are pressing for concrete import commitments on Soybeans and other agricultural goods as leaders meet for trade talks. The bilateral summit comes amid ongoing supply shifts toward South American rivals and persistent tariff hurdles. Securing firmer purchase pledges could provide a critical lift for the agricultural sector ahead of upcoming midterm elections.

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