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South Korea: Dairy and Products Annual

In 2016, overall local raw milk products decreased 4.5 percent by a volume of 2 million metric tons (MT), but per capita volume consumption continued to increase to 76.4 kilograms in 2016.
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South Korea: Horse Market Report 2017

South Korea’s horse imports totaled $25.2 million in 2016. The United States remained the leading exporter to Korea by shipping horses valued at $18.1 million, up 15 percent from the previous year.
China's demand for imported food-grade soybeans continue to increase, however U.S. food-grade soybeans suffer from poor Chinese consumer perceptions and restrictive import "zero tolerance" policies.
On June 15, 2017, ATO Shenyang Director Roseanne Freese interviewed Cliff Wallace, Chairman of Shenyang New World EXPO (Management) Ltd., the company managing Northeast China’s newest exhibition....
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U.S. Pork Exports Help Bring Home the Bacon

Infographic showing the growth of U.S. pork exports which topped $5.7 billion in 2016.
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China: Biofuels Annual

Total ethanol production for 2018 is forecast to grow on strong demand and policy support.
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South Korea: 2017 Apple Report- Revised

This first Korean apple report highlights apple market dynamics in Korea. Although production area has been growing in recent years, harvest yields fluctuate due to weather patterns.
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China: Shenyang Loading Up on U.S. Lumber

U.S. hardwood lumber is moving into Northeast China.
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China: Sugar Semi-annual

China’s sugar production in marketing year (MY) 2017/18 is forecast to increase for the second consecutive year, with expanded acreage for both sugar cane and sugar beets.
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South Korea: Livestock and Products Annual

Korean beef production will increase slightly in 2018, supported by calf production that is marginally higher than previously forecast.
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China: Poultry and Products Annual

In Post’s 2016 annual and 2017 semi-annual poultry reports, Post forecast that poultry production would decrease significantly in 2017 due to avian-influenza related factors.
Despite the much deserved fanfare, U.S. beef exporters need to be patient and deliberative in marketing their products in China.