China Tariffs Shift: Rare Earths Pause, Soybean Deal and Supreme Court Stakes

Renee Targos By Renee Targos|3 November 2025

China pauses rare-earth moves, signals multi-year U.S. soybean buys, and steps up on fentanyl precursors — while a major tariff case hits the U.S. Supreme Court. In this AgriBusiness Global Report (recorded on November 3, 2025), Fanwood Chemical’s Jim DeLisi breaks down what it means for crop protection, inputs, and pricing — plus how India’s tariff position shifts.

Renee Targos, as Editor of AgriBusiness GlobalTM Direct magazine, leads in content development, event programming, and managing the ABG Board of Advisors and strategic growth of the magazine. Renee’s professional experience covers more than two decades of national and international digital and print content development, editing, and journalism. She received a bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University and continued her education with master’s level courses in business administration and behavioral analysis. Renee has served as a board member for several Arizona-based non-profits and government commissions. See all author stories here.