Historically, China has established a minimum purchase price only for buying directly from farmers and replenishing provincial reserves. Now the central government intends to shift to using it as a reference price and pay farmers when their sale price falls below this target in an attempt to move the industry to a more market-oriented framework. Oilseeds SOYBEAN STOCKS AT MAJOR PORTS As of 30 May 2014, soybean stocks at the major Chinese seaports reached over 6.85 MMT, an increase of slightly less than 50,000 MT from the previous week and 330,000 MT from the beginning of May. The volume was only 3.79 MMT during the same period in 2013, approximately 55 percent of current stocks. The 20 major seaports include Dalian, Qinhuangdao, Tianjin,...