Saturday, 04 September 2010




By BRIAN SPEGELE And SCOTT KILMAN China's first big purchases of U.S. corn in more than a decade have triggered a debate over whether exports of America's biggest crop are entering a new golden era. But the one party that could potentially settle the question—China's government—is hardly talking. Excitement was sparked in June when a ship loaded with U.S. corn arrived at the port of Longkou on China's eastern coast—the first ship fully loaded with U.S. corn to dock in China in...
Full Story: Wall Street Journal



 

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