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US-China Agricultural Cooperation at CIIE
U.S. and Chinese agricultural leaders meet during CIIE to emphasize the importance of cooperation for global trade and sustainability.
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ChinaUsaTradeSustainabilityInternational TradeAgriculture
U.s. Soybean Export CouncilU.s. Grains CouncilCotton Council InternationalAmerican Chamber Of Commerce In ShanghaiUnited Soybean Board
Jim SutterAllisa LauJanna FritzSteve ReinhardRyan LegrandLi Qiang
- How does the CIIE contribute to U.S.-China agricultural trade?
- The CIIE serves as a platform for connecting U.S. agriculture firms with Chinese partners, facilitating long-term trade relationships with significant cumulative turnover, proving its effectiveness in promoting trade.
- How did U.S. agricultural leaders describe the relationship with China?
- Multiple U.S. agriculture leaders emphasized the long-standing and mutually beneficial relationship with China, citing examples in soybeans and cotton, and expressing optimism for continued growth despite global uncertainties.
- What was the main focus of the U.S.-China Agricultural Trade Cooperation Forum?
- The U.S.-China Agricultural Trade Cooperation Forum, held during the China International Import Expo (CIIE), highlighted the importance of agricultural cooperation between the two countries for global trade and sustainable development.
- What role does China's demand for sustainable crops play in U.S.-China agricultural cooperation?
- China's growing demand for sustainable, high-quality crops has pushed U.S. soy farmers to meet ambitious sustainability goals, showcasing the cooperative effort in aligning agricultural practices towards a sustainable future.
- What is the broader significance of agricultural trade in the context of the overall U.S.-China relationship?
- Agricultural trade is considered a stabilizing force in the complex U.S.-China relationship, offering a foundation for collaboration despite potential ideological differences, and contributing to global benefits when successful.