Brazil’s sorghum exports slated for August are ?forecast to hit over 400,000 metric tons, with China ?taking the bulk of shipments, marking ?the ?start of large-scale Brazilian exports of the grain to the Asian country. After Brazil secured Chinese approval for sorghum exporters late last year, the country made its first ?shipment of the grain to China since 2014 in January. The cargo totaled just 25 tons and was widely viewed as a trial shipment. However, China quickly approved Brazilian suppliers, already major providers of soy products and beef, as an alternative to the ?U.S., whose sorghum shipments to China…
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