China Probes U.S. Sorghum Exports
Farmers harvest sorghum in Waukomis, Oklahoma in 2016. Since 2013, the U.S. has exported over half of its sorghum production, China’s Ministry of Commerce said. Photo: IC
*Ministry of Commerce investigates U.S. sorghum exports to China
*Says it has evidence showing subsidies damage domestic growers’ interests
Beijing has initiated anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into U.S. sorghum exports to China, saying they are unfairly hurting the domestic industry.
In two separate statements released Sunday — one announcing the dumping investigation and another regarding subsidies — China’s Ministry of Commerce said that it had not received any written filings requesting the investigations, but that it still believed that “preliminary evidence” revealed unfair practices.
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