China Grains Decision Likely to be About Grains, Not Trump January 11, 2017 The Chinese government has decided to apply anti-dumping duties of up to 54% on U.S. exports of distillers’ grains, a byproduct of ethanol production used as animal feed. This is well above the initial 34% rate applied in September. U.S. exports to China already fell 69% in the three months to... Read more →
Distillers’ Grains Fall on Hard Ground in China September 29, 2016 China has imposed anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on U.S. exporters of distillers’ grain including Poet and Marquis Resources. Imports were already falling even ahead of the duties. Panjiva data shows imports by China from the U.S. of the broader product group fell 27% in the 12 months to... Read more →