Talking Heads Fess Up

[Stocker Steve]

They all agree they don't know what is going on. Nice. Best they could do was China will buy (cheaper) grain from SA till it is gone. Then they might buy some from the US. Perhaps in 2021. They were more optimistic, in general, about exporting meat to China. And the price of pork and beef are dropping. The Chinese love a deal.

 

[wbvs58]

And they don't mind pulling out of a deal if something better shows up.

Ken

 

[sim.-ang.king]

That's why we would be better off swallowing a the big pill, and finding a new trade "partner."

 

[Redgully]

That's why we would be better off swallowing a the big pill, and finding a new trade "partner."

But who? We tried India, 8 months later finally got our money. Maybe the U.K. after brexit.

 

[Nesikep]

That's why we would be better off swallowing a the big pill, and finding a new trade "partner."

But who? We tried India, 8 months later finally got our money. Maybe the U.K. after brexit.

the entire UK market is nothing in comparison to just a fraction of the China market though (Or india)... And though they still are a small percentage of people, the UK loves their #$%#$# vegans

 

[Stocker Steve]

Almost everyone here focuses on exporting to China due to the size of that market, and then they get whip sawed when the Chinese switch to another source and/or change government policy. In the end - - the US is viewed as a competitor and China will not allow dependence. Is it different for Canada or Australia?