Chinese made first, hefty, purchase of French wheat this season
Importers in China have bought large amounts of French wheat in the past week, with traders referring to between five and 10 cargoes of about 60,000 tonnes each, in what would be their first purchase of French wheat this season, traders said.
The sales, thought to have mostly taken place late last week, were believed to be for shipment between November and March, the traders said.
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