In March, China significantly cut grain imports from its main suppliers, with the largest reductions affecting Ukraine and the EU.

The country reduced grain imports nearly fourfold to $463.9 million, slashing corn imports by 23 times and wheat by 10.6 times.

Compared to the previous year, grain imports from Ukraine in March dropped 2,400 times from $141.3 million to $60,000, from Germany by 779 times to $44,000, from France by 204 times to $1 million, from Denmark to $337,000, from Italy to $48,500, and from Bulgaria from $67,000 to zero.

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