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U.S. and China Reach Agricultural Trade and North Korea Agreements
China will resume imports of U.S. poultry and restore market access for U.S. beef while committing to purchase at least $17 billion in U.S. agricultural products annually in 2026. The two countries also reaffirmed their goal to denuclearize North Korea.
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China will resume imports of U.S. poultry and restore market access for U.S. beef. Officials also announced that China has committed to buying at least $17 billion worth of U.S. agricultural products each year in 2026. The commitments were outlined in a fact sheet released by officials. The document summarized agreements reached during a summit between the U.S. and Chinese leaders.
The fact sheet states that China will resume U.S. poultry imports and restore access for U.S. beef. It also lists the annual purchase commitment of at least $17 billion in U.S. agricultural products for 2026.
Officials said the U.S. and Chinese leaders reaffirmed their goal to denuclearize North Korea. The fact sheet did not provide additional details on timelines or specific steps for that objective.
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