US expects Beijing’s zero-Covid reversal to help keep China its No 1 buyer of farm goods

A farmer shovels corn inside a semitrailer during a harvest in Buda, Illinois, U.S., soybeans, pork, corn and beef.on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019. The US Department of Agriculture reports that the ‘phase one’ trade deal had helped keep China a leading market for several commodities. Photo: Bloomberg

A farmer shovels corn inside a semitrailer during a harvest in Buda, Illinois, U.S., soybeans, pork, corn and beef.on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019. The US Department of Agriculture reports that the ‘phase one’ trade deal had helped keep China a leading market for several commodities. Photo: Bloomberg

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