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The Obama administration on Tuesday challenged China over its support for domestic wheat, rice and corn growers, alleging that Beijing is subsidizing these industries in excess of internationally agreed levels.
Beijing spent nearly $100 billion more than allowed under the World Trade Organization on “market price support” for those agricultural products in 2015, U.S. officials said in announcing a new case against China at the WTO………………………………………..Full Article: Source
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