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  1. Tariffs on Chinese goods rose sharply from 20 to 135 percent, concentrating the effects of the trade war on the Corn Belt and Iowa farmers.
  2. Trade war freezes exports of food-grade soybeans from major producing states like Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota to the Chinese market.

An agricultural export crisis has been declared in Illinois due to ongoing trade war issues and reliance on food imports.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 26
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An agricultural export crisis has been declared in Illinois due to ongoing trade war issues and reliance on food imports.

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IllinoisJenny YangJB Pritzker

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  1. Jenny Yang operates a food production business in Chicago's North Side, which is located in the state of Illinois.Sub-event
  2. Illinois government declares agricultural export crisis due to trade war impacts.1 source

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Trade war freezes exports of food-grade soybeans from major producing states like Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota to the Chinese market. All 2 developments

Within Tariffs on Chinese goods rose sharply from 20 to 135 percent, concentrating the effects of the trade war on the Corn Belt and Iowa farmers.

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