The president of the American Soybean Association is concerned about long-term damage caused by the trade war with China.
ASA president John Heisdorffer, a farmer from Keota, Iowa, says—in his opinion—Chinese demand for U.S. soybeans will never be the same.
“I think we’ve lost trade forever, a certain part at least, from China,” Heisdorffer says. “Will we lose it all? No, we’ll get some of it back. But there’s a certain percentage (lost), because they immediately went elsewhere to find soybeans and we’re just not going to get that part back.”
Heisdorffer says South America will be the beneficiary.
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