China's 2014 sorghum imports increased more than fivefold to 5.78 MMT from 1.08 MMT in 2013, according to China Customs. Demand was driven in part by the impact of import restrictions on U.S. corn, particularly DDGS, because of unapproved GMO traits. Oilseeds Pessimism Reigns in China's Soymeal Market The ongoing delays in soybean arrivals during December and through January continue to put hard downward pressure on soymeal prices in China. The average meal price declined last week by 30-60 RMB/MT and is now headed toward 3,000 RMB/MT. Some local traders have told us they expect a further decrease to around 2,900 RMB/MT in some regions of the country. The following chart presents the weekly trend by region:Apart from the substantial impo...