said one source of her concern was an anonymous article shared online by her friends that alleges genetically modified crops cause infertility in Asians, part of a U.S. ploy against China.

The trade war has heightened China’s need to develop gateways to import the continent’s soybeans, corn and other foodstuffs Cofco is building its biggest export terminal outside China in the ...

MENGHAI, China ... sugarcane field in Southwest China, bewildered by the formidable new pest that has ambushed his crops this year. "I don't know what it is," says Yan, a 36-year-old farmer ...

A visit to the crops in China's northeast ... Her 13-year-old son is in a sports school in the city nearby learning weightlifting and hopefully building a future away from farming.

Market watchers are anticipating a rapid expansion of China’s presence in genetically modified food, as authorities ramp up their efforts to clear up public doubts following the breakthrough ...