China sets 2027 import tariff-rate quotas for wheat, rice, corn and cotton

Business Recorder reported from Beijing that China's state planner has kept the 2027 wheat import tariff-rate quota at 9.64 million metric tons, matching the level of a year earlier. The notice issued on Friday leaves that allocation unchanged.

Quotas for rice, corn and cotton were treated the same way in the notice. Rice remains at 5.32 million tons, corn at 7.2 million tons and cotton at 894,000 tons, each unchanged from the previous year. The notice therefore contains no revisions to any of the four tariff-rate quotas.

The story covers Chinese import allocations for grains and cotton, and it does not name any company listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Its focus is on trade quota levels rather than on corporate results or share prices.