China has announced a hefty anti-dumping move against US sorghum imports saying that US importers would have to pay a temporary 178.6% deposit on the value of their imports from Wednesday.

Sorghum is a grain used primarily to feed livestock, but it is also used to create ethanol, or drinking alcohol.

The US is the world's leading producer of sorghum, and is the largest supplier of sorghum to China. China uses its sorghum imports to feed its farm animals, and in its spirits industry.

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