US-China trade

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The Port of Long Beach, which recorded strong cargo volumes throughout 2025 despite tariff uncertainty, has processed 8.2 million TEU as of end-October and is approaching last year's record levels. However, volume declines are expected in the final two months of the year due to frontloading effects.
Logistics

Port of Long Beach Maintains Record Volumes Through 2025 Despite Tariff Pressures

Port of Long Beach Maintains Record Volumes Through 2025 Despite Tariff Pressures
Detailed news summary explaining Chinese importers' rapid purchases of soybean shipments from Brazil, which have become cheaper, amid expectations of a U.S.–China trade agreement.
Procurement

China Increases Brazilian Soybean Purchases Following U.S.–China Trade Thaw

China Increases Brazilian Soybean Purchases Following U.S.–China Trade Thaw