
A significant Chinese port in the eastern province of Zhejiang is progressively discharging Brazilian soybeans as trade streams shift away from United States suppliers, China Media Group (CMG) reported.The Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, one of the worlds busiest terminals, is predicted to receive as numerous as 40 vessels carrying Brazilian soybeans in April, a 48 percent boost from last year, according to CMG.Data from the United States Department of Agriculture revealed a high fall in Chinese purchases of United States soybeans.