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China Plan to Cut Food Imports Threatens Brazil Soy and Beef Exports
China's 15th Five-Year Plan prioritizes food security and self-sufficiency, risking $50bn to $60bn in Brazilian farm exports annually. Analysts warn of a potential 25% decline in Chinese soy imports, directly impacting Brazil's soy and beef exports.
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