Wen said the Sino US soybean trade differences will be resolved soon

Introduction: according to Washington, September 2, according to Washington, September 2: Chinese leaders told a congressman from the major soybean producing states of the United States that the differences between the soybean trade between China and the United States will be resolved soon In a statement released on Tuesday by the office of James leach, a Iowa Republican, PBN, Richie received a verbal commitment from Premier Wen Jiabao during a visit to Asia last week, saying that the current soybean trade dispute between China and the United States will be resolved in a way welcomed by the United States In recent weeks, U.S officials have protested against China's ban on U.S soybean sales to China China is also the number one buyer of American soybeans China has denied any controls on foreign soybean imports, but Du Qinglin, China's agriculture minister, said in a visit to Chicago last week that there were small problems in the soybean trade Last month, U.S exporters said China introduced new import restrictions, citing quality reasons A spokesman for PBN Ritchie said Ritchie and his aides were returning to Washington on Tuesday and were unable to elaborate on the pledge made by the Chinese Prime Minister PBN's soybean exports to China have been very strong this year, and it has sold more than 1.7 billion US dollars worth of soybeans to China China's restrictions on U.S soybean exports to China have raised concerns that new U.S beans that are about to be harvested may not be able to enter China's big market In recent years, U.S soybean exports to China have been disrupted because of China's strict management of imports of genetically modified products Most of American soybeans are genetically modified products Grain traders believe China is using GM and quality issues to raise domestic prices before the domestic soybean harvest Pbn