China’s abrupt pullback from U.S. Soybean Imports in 2025 is sending shock waves through global agricultural trade. Once the anchor buyer for American soy, China’s retreat is more than a bilateral shift—it signals a rebalancing of supply chains, trading alliances, and strategic risk. For exporters, importers, and B2B agro platforms, this development underscores the peril of overdependence on a single market. As China reorients its sourcing, the future contours of global agro trade are being redrawn.