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China Halts Some Brazil Soybean Imports Over Contamination

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China has temporarily halted soybean imports from five Brazilian plants due to contamination concerns, affecting major global agricultural firms.

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China halted soybean imports from five Brazilian plants owned by major global agricultural firms over sanitation concerns, according to people familiar with the matter.

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