NDSU Agricultural Trade Monitor

Volume 2025 - 2026

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Volume 2026, issue 01, 2026

IEEPA Fertilizer Tariffs: Revenue, Relief, and Pass-Through

Shawn Arita, Rwit Chakravorty, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 12

Supreme Court, Food and Input Tariff Relief, and Market Access Opportunities Through Recent Trade Deals

Shawn Arita, Matthew Gammans, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 11

Implications of New U.S.-China Deal, Soybean Commitments, Port Fee Suspension, and SE Asia Deals

Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 10

China Could Bypass U.S. Soybeans in 2025/26 and IEEPA Tariffs Raise Input Costs

Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 09

Soybean Basis Hits Record Low Amid Zero New-Crop Sales to China

Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 08

IEEPA Tariff Escalation: What It Means for U.S. Food and Ag-Input Imports

Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 07, 2025

China’s Import Declines Reflect Broader Demand Weakness

Shawn Arita, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Volume 2025, issue 06

NDSU Agricultural Trade Monitor 2025-06

Shawn Arita, Sandro Steinbach and Xiting Zhuang