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BEIJING, China - The
U.S. Department of
Agriculture and nine
cooperating commodity
organizations Monday
opened in Beijing (Peking)
the first official trade show
ever to represent U S
agriculture in China More
than 5,000 Chinese attended
the opening-day activities
limited to invited guests
This event, part of the U S
National Economic and
Trade Exhibition in Beijing,
ran through Friday at the
Beijing Exhibition Center In
addition to an exhibit por
traying the U S gram,
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trade show opens in China
poultry industries, the two
week show will include 23
seminars concentrating on
animal and poultry
breeding, feeding, and
management, as well as
crop production and the
processing of grains,
soybeans and livestock
products
The nine “ cooperators”
are non-profit organizations
representing their farmer
and processor members in
trade promotion abroad
Some of them nave been
woi xmg in China for almost
two years and have con
tributed to the snarp rise in
U S farm product sales to
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Coordinator of the
agricultural show is USDA’s
Foreign Agricultural Ser
vice, which carries on a
continuing program of ex
port promotion in foreign
countries USDA is
cooperating with the In
ternational Trade Ad
ministration, U S Depart
ment of Commerce, in the
Beijing exhibition, which
includes as exhibitors some
200 American companies
The Beijing exhibition
comes at a tune of rapid
growth in U S agricultural
exports to China This
business will amount to an
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estimated $2 billion this year
double the $997 million
recorded in 1979
Agricultural products ac
count for well over half of
total US exports to China
From 1949 to 1972, there
was virtually no trade
between the United States
and China. U S agricultural
exports reached $626 million
in 1973 and $664 million m
197-'
This year grains are
accounting for about one
half of the projected $2
billion m agricultural ex
ports to China Soybeans anc
products make up 5250 to
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$275 million of the total, and
cotton shipments are
estimated above $7OO
million
Joining in the U.S. national
exhibition m Beijing were
the American Soybean
Association, St Louis, Mo ;
the U S Feed Grams
Council, Washington, D C ;
and the National Renderers
Association, Des Plaines, 111
They led seminars on
livestock and poultry
nutrition, aimed at ex
panding the use of American
feedstuffs in Cnma
The Holstem-Fnesian
Association, Brattieboro
Vt , the National Association
of Swine Records Macomb
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111.; and the National
Association of Animal
Bre It._, Columbia, Mo.,
scheduled seminars on
animal breeding and ar
tificial insemination.
The U.S. Wheat
Associates, Inc.,
Washington, D C„ conducted
seminars on milling
technology and baking Tne
American Seed Trade
Association, also
headquartered in
Washington, D C , scheduled
seminars on grassland
management ano cron
production Tne Tanners
Council of America, New
York, N Y , nad a series o*
seminars on tanning and
finishing of ieatne
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