Taiwan recently purchased more than $2.5 billion of U.S. ag commodities.
As part of the agreement, officials with the Taiwan Vegetable Oil Manufacturers Association visited Minnesota in mid-September.
Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council chair Joe Serbus tells Brownfield foreign buyers value crops grown in the Upper Midwest.
“It really just entails how Minnesota (and the) Upper Midwest is really raising a quality product.”
Taiwanese officials were also in Iowa, where Johnson Chiang with the country’s Economic and Cultural Office said Taiwan looks forward to future trade.
Taiwan inks $2.6 billion ag buy
