NDSU Agricultural Trade Monitor

2025 - 2025

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China’s Import Declines Reflect Broader Demand Weakness pp. 28: Shawn Arita, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

Supreme Court, Food and Input Tariff Relief, and Market Access Opportunities Through Recent Trade Deals pp. 31: Shawn Arita, Matthew Gammans, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang

NDSU Agricultural Trade Monitor 2025-06 pp. 23: Shawn Arita, Sandro Steinbach and Xiting Zhuang
China Could Bypass U.S. Soybeans in 2025/26 and IEEPA Tariffs Raise Input Costs pp. 27: Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang
Implications of New U.S.-China Deal, Soybean Commitments, Port Fee Suspension, and SE Asia Deals pp. 30: Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang
IEEPA Tariff Escalation: What It Means for U.S. Food and Ag-Input Imports pp. 31: Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach, Ming Wang and Xiting Zhuang
Soybean Basis Hits Record Low Amid Zero New-Crop Sales to China pp. 33: Shawn Arita, Jiyeon Kim, Wuit Yi Lwin, Sandro Steinbach and Xiting Zhuang