Key facts
- US agricultural exporters called on Washington to deliver trade deals already agreed with Beijing, according to the report.
- The exporters said shipments of key products such as soybeans need to be planned months or an entire year ahead.
- The report said US farmers need stability after last year's trade war.
US agricultural exporters called on Washington to focus on delivering trade deals already agreed with Beijing and to end a period of policy uncertainty, according to a report published November 6, 2026. The call comes as the midterm "blue wave" threatens to further complicate US-China relations, the report said.
The exporters said shipments of key products such as soybeans need to be planned months, or sometimes an entire year, ahead, and that US farmers need stability after last year's trade war. "Agriculture is ... an industry with long production cycles, so..." one person said, according to the report.