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Mexico No Longer No. 1 Buyer of U.S. Corn After Trade Tensions

Posted July 7, 2017
in Top Ag News

U.S. corn shipments to Mexico are faltering and the country is no longer the biggest importer, a sign that trade tensions are driving it into the arms of other suppliers.

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