
Originally published bySouth China Morning Post
China has halted imports of soybeans from five Brazilian exporters after inspectors found pesticide-treated wheat mixed into a cargo bound for Beijing, officials from both countries said on Thursday.
The suspension by Chinaโs General Administration of Customs was communicated to Brazilโs agriculture ministry on Wednesday and made public on Thursday.
The ban covers two Cargill facilities and one plant each run by Louis Dreyfus Co., CHS Agronegocios and 3Tentos Agroindustrial. Four of the plants...
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