US Corn Industry Faces Tough Times In Its Two Largest Export Markets, China and Mexico

After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China has sought new suppliers, including fellow BRICS members Brazil and South Africa, to reduce its dependence on US producers, while Mexico is determined to push through with its partial ban on GM corn. 

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