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After China imposed a 178.6 percent preliminary anti-dumping duty on US sorghum in April, about 20 vessels were rerouted to markets such as Spain and Saudi Arabia at discounted prices. USDA has since reported new sales to additional markets.
Diversified export destinations help absorb US sorghum supply, but rerouted cargoes at discounts show the price cost of trade disruption for feed grain exporters.
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