The development comes amid a resurgence in trade tensions between the two largest economies, sparking fresh concerns among U.S. agricultural exporters.
The new levies, set to take effect April 10, are part of China’s retaliatory measures following the White House’s sweeping April 2 announcement.
One of the key advancements of these silos is their rapid inflation capability, achieving full expansion in just 33 minutes, nearly three times faster than older models.
The launched products reflect increasing mainstream acceptance of plant-based products.
Under the MoU, both nations will explore research opportunities to identify blending options for Chinese and Australian wheat and flour.