China's Soybean Comeback Tour: $13B Farm Drama Unfolds
Welcome to the 2025 Global Soybean Saga starring Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who announced China's blockbuster pledge to snatch up 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans this season — yes, 12 million, the kind of number that sounds like NASA hoping to launch a legume rocket. But wait, the plot thickens! China promises at least 25 million metric tons annually for the next three years, aiming to put soybeans back where they belong: as the biggest export drama for American farmers since some Twitter feud. This comes after President Trump's soy-ban backstab, turning China into the world's most stubborn soybean ghoster. Oh, and last year China dropped $13 billion on U.S. soy like it was the hottest NFT in town. Talk about a trade war tango with more drama than your cousin’s group chat. Editor's note: Breaking news, so buckle up for the next act!
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China ghosted U.S. soybeans like an ex, then came back with a $13B apology tour buying 12 million metric tons. Trade wars are just legumes in disguise battling for snack supremacy.
When China stopped buying U.S. soybeans, American farmers entered a soap opera called 'The Trade War Strikes Back.' Now with $13 billion soy credits, it's like a binge-worthy drama—with less popcorn, more tariffs.
China’s buying 25 million metric tons of soybeans annually? Sounds like they’re trying to single-handedly fuel every tofu burger on the planet. Soypocalypse, anyone?
Source: Axios | Published: 10/30/2025 | Author: Ben Berkowitz
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