EnChina will resume imports of U.S. beef shortly, the Wall Street Journal reports. Imports increased 22% in the first seven months of 2016 vs. a year earlier, and 131% vs. three years earlier, Panjiva data shows. Brazil has seen its exports to China increase to $68 million a month on average after its own trade resumed with China a year ago.
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