The latest development of soybean trade negotiations between China and the United States

Introduction: according to U.S Department of Agriculture Director an, according to U.S Department of Agriculture Director an wienemann, recently, although the Chinese government had protested against soybean import some time ago, and the negotiations were difficult, but Chinese government officials recently promised that the tariff rate quota and other relevant regulations and rules will not affect the import of U.S soybeans and other products 6m3 wienemann led a five member delegation to China last week for a three-day visit to meet with some government officials, including the Ministry of agriculture In a press conference yesterday, wienemann said that despite the disputes between the two countries since this spring, she believed that the two sides would reach an agreement eventually 6m3 negotiation between China and the United States has reached a deadlock on the import of genetically modified soybeans The quality of genetically modified soybeans in the United States is better than that in China, and its import will have a certain impact on China's fledgling biotechnology industry According to the report of the American Soybean Association, the annual soybean export volume of the United States to China amounts to US $1 billion, which is higher than that of other agricultural products in China 6m3 the US accused China of unclear import regulations China is concerned that the United States is using WTO rules and regulations to sell cheap soybeans to China, 70% of which are genetically modified products While conducting biotechnology research on China's agricultural products, China is concerned about the health and safety of genetically modified products imported from the United States A temporary transition agreement between the two countries reached on March 20 this year reduced restrictions on US agricultural imports to some extent 6m3 this week's talks will focus on the impact of China's upcoming regulations and government subsidies for corn and cotton 6m3 wienemann said that next week some members of the U.S delegation will continue to consult with Chinese government officials on details Joseph Jen, USDA's Under Secretary for research, economics, and education, will likely attend the meeting Venaman believes that this is a good start for the substantive talks the two countries are looking forward to The two countries hope to sign a formal agreement on December 21 6m3 according to U.S Department of Agriculture Director an, according to U.S Department of Agriculture Director an weinerman, recently said that although the Chinese government had protested against soybean import some time ago, and the negotiations were also difficult, Chinese government officials recently promised that the tariff rate quota and other relevant regulations and rules would not affect the import of U.S soybeans and other products 6m3 wienemann led a five member delegation to China last week for a three-day visit to meet with some government officials, including the Ministry of agriculture In a press conference yesterday, wienemann said that despite the disputes between the two countries since this spring, she believed that the two sides would reach an agreement eventually 6m3 negotiation between China and the United States has reached a deadlock on the import of genetically modified soybeans The quality of genetically modified soybeans in the United States is better than that in China, and its import will have a certain impact on China's fledgling biotechnology industry According to the report of the American Soybean Association, the annual soybean export volume of the United States to China amounts to US $1 billion, which is higher than that of other agricultural products in China 6m3 the US accused China of unclear import regulations China is concerned that the United States is using WTO rules and regulations to sell cheap soybeans to China, 70% of which are genetically modified products While conducting biotechnology research on China's agricultural products, China is concerned about the health and safety of genetically modified products imported from the United States A temporary transition agreement between the two countries reached on March 20 this year reduced restrictions on US agricultural imports to some extent 6m3 this week's talks will focus on the impact of China's upcoming regulations and government subsidies for corn and cotton 6m3 wienemann said that next week some members of the U.S delegation will continue to consult with Chinese government officials on details Joseph Jen, USDA's Under Secretary for research, economics, and education, will likely attend the meeting Venaman believes that this is a good start for the substantive talks the two countries are looking forward to The two countries hope to sign a formal agreement on December 21 6M3