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Chinese official warns US tariffs could permanently change soybean market

'If the US loses China’s market, it will be very difficult for the US to regain it' -- Han Jun, China's vice-minister of agriculture and rural affairs

By Undercurrent News | June 3, 2019 15:17 BST
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The Chinese market will never be the same for the US soybean industry if president Donald Trump continues with his escalation of tariffs, a top Chinese agriculture official warned over the weekend [...]

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