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Watch is interested in trading deals that the US will need strike with many peoples, primarily China to avoid what the secretary of Trump called as “unstable” tariff war. But in the US agricultural sector, the harm has already begun.

Indicate US agriculture exporters World Appeal to Trump’s President They punishes them, especially a decrease in the purchase of a Chinese farm, leading to canceled export orders and dismissal. Peter Friedman, Executive Director of the Agricultural Coalition, Leading Export Trading Group for Farmers, CNBC reports The number of canceled purchases of US agriculture should not be described as an approach to the crisis. “This is already a full crisis,” he said.

The data published by the US Ministry of Agriculture on Thursday showed that since 2020, China has made its largest cancellation of pork, stopping the shipment of 12,000 tons of pork.

AGTC says “massive” financial losses are already shared by members as a result of a trade war, based on the reports it receives from the member companies.

A wooden flesh and cardboard cardboard were reported to the trading group immediate withdrawal or the content of 6400 metric tons and contains 15 rail cars that are known in the supply chain as “demurge” when payments are charged for retention of goods. Meanwhile, the exporter said 9,000 metric tons on the water in China will be supposed to arrive on May 13, and will face the threat of expensive sabotage or other countries, as Chinese buyers can abandon the cargo and abandon it at the port.

One grass seed exporter said AGTC received two weeks, reporting that Chinese customers canceled eight loads despite the ship orders.

At a recent meeting of the stakeholders at the Port Occland headquarters on tariff influences, the executive director of the port of Okland Christie McCeni warned that the tariff decline in the volume of the port-not-to-do so would be from slowing imports or loss of export losses.

McKenni brought tariffs for retaliation for the US agricultural products, as well as produced goods as the main exports moving through Okland. Export includes almonds, beef, pork, dairy products and processed materials, most of which are intended for Asia. China is ranked main for the porter trading and the third export partner, which is 29% of the total trade.

Unlike many US ports, which are heavily based on imports, Oclande is unique in maintaining almost 50/50 balances of import and export. This leaves Auckland concerned that the tariff revenge will directly affect its best export directions-Japonia, Taiwan, China and South Korea, and can significantly blur the California market for rapidly deteriorating and high-value goods.

Ouckland port is No. 1, refrigeration exports to the US, and almost all container goods moving through northern California goes through the port of Ouckland.

“So many local, union jobs depend on reliable port delivery operations, including dock workers, truck operators and warehouse workers,” said the Congress of the Democratic Party Latefah Simon. “I support a reasonable trade policy that raises workers and reducing the cost of working families of Okland is an illogical and retaliation of the trade war.”

Agricultural exporters warn that there are no additional markets to quickly replace China’s demand and absorb volume, and this already affects prices.

“We have distracted the staff and production into another (less profitable) production and slowly slowed purchases from independent sellers (loggers, truckers, sawmills),” – reports one of the exposed AGTC lumber. Some products have already decreased by 20% of the market value, according to the lumber, which, she said, will affect the planning of inventory and future investments. “The US market was stable and improved, but now overflowing in the inventory of former Chinese products,” he added.

Exporters of forages such as hay and straw, which is a big business for US farms that supply foreign animal husbandry, reported 68 swimming after “Liberation Day”, which limits its ability to export goods with feed, and the export -to -export export place is still called.

“Trouble is the space of the vessel that remains the most expensive/the most” premium service “that our product cannot absorb without selling a loss. Being a large volume, low point, we cannot afford a sharp increase in ocean cargo,” deduction AGTC.

Was A sharp decline in motion in China to a ship’s trafficdeclined by 22.15% per week and by 44% compared to April 14, according to Vizion Global Ocean Booking tracker.

“What we have seen in the last two weeks is a constant correction in the purchase of US imports, especially US imports from China,” said Ben Trisi, Vice President of Strategic Business Development in Vizion. “Now we see that this is translated to the fall of departures,” he added.

The exporter of hay in Central Washington, which sends a large amount of its crop to Hong Kong and mainland China, has been ordered to overcome most exports sent to Japan, Dubai, Taiwan and several Chinese ports over the past two weeks. These changes came to the company and she said AGTC: “It is not steadily, no one can replace the entire volume that China is buying.”

The hay exporter immediately stopped all orders in the process and started dismissal.

“We had to set up 12 people for 12 people. This is one quarter of our entire staff,” the statement reads. The company said it reports to clients and employees that “the hasty and ill -advised decision -making at the top of our country would happen, mitigating the deep troubles we face at this time.”

In addition to the tariff reaction, agriculture faces another upcoming financial challenge with recently announced ships, approved Accused for a port of $ 1.5 million Starting the vault.

The volumetric agriculture was cut from the port, imposed in accordance with the USTR rule, but agriculture sent in containers is not exempt from the fee. Friedman said the release is important because the most valuable exports of the US agriculture goes in containers rather than the volume.

Container exports include refrigeration beef, pork, poultry, fruits, vegetables, dairy and processed foods such as French fries. Cotton, feed (hay, alfalfa), nuts, dried dairy products, lumber, paper and soybeans for human consumption are also supplied in containers. “Efforts to release from all exports of agriculture, including container agriculture, are ongoing,” Freudman said.

Based on the US trade data, the US agricultural share has moved in containers of approximately 25% and almost 55% in price.

Ustr did not respond to the CNBC request for a commentary on the release of container agriculture.

“So much of our future lies so little,” the AGTC exporter wrote. “We ask those who are a few, we will look at what you can do to stop deliveries while they work with the trafficking imbalance and perceive the differences.”