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More changes ahead in world agriculture trade Market volatility, technology and the new presidential administration, among other things, will influence global agriculture and ag trade in coming months and years, according to a panel of ag officials. 5:30 am, Feb. 25, 2021 × Gregg Doud, chief ag negotiator with the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office under the Trump Administration. (Michelle Rook/Agweek) U.S. agricultural exports have been on a wild ride the past few years, but be prepared for even more volatility, an ag official says. "This (world ag trade) is not goi...

Chinese demand for ag imports to remain strong for years to come China’s imports of U.S. agricultural commodities broke records in 2020, and the country may buy even more this year as U.S. farmers and shippers strain to meet the seemingly inexhaustible Chinese demand. Written By: Bill Tomson / Agri-Pulse | 11:56 am, Feb. 25, 2021 × China is determined to grow more self-sufficient, but the country is also widely expected to remain a growing importer of meat and grains for years to come as the Chinese economy and demand grows, outstripping production capacity, accordi...

The former Trump administration's chief agricultural negotiator in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has joined Aimpoint Research, a global strategic intelligence firm.