China is the world’s top buyer of DDGS, a by-product of corn ethanol that is used by feed mills as a substitute for corn and soymeal. Chinese buyers have suspended buying distiller's dried grains (DDGS), a by-product of corn ethanol, from the US due to concerns that Chinese authorities are to launch another anti-dumping investigation into the importing of the feed ingredient. The move comes after China announced last week it would impose tariffs on American sorghum and other products imported by its own ethanol producers.
Chinese buyers have suspended buying distiller's dried grains (DDGS), a by-product of corn ethanol, from the US due to concerns that Chinese authorities are to launch another anti-dumping investigation into the importing of the feed ingredient. The move comes after China announced last week it would impose tariffs on American sorghum and other products imported by its own ethanol producers.