The DDGS market in the United States is showing significant growth, with exports increasing notably over the past years, highlighted by Mexico becoming the largest importer. This information reflects the detailed insights provided by the U.S. Grains Council in their weekly reports (U.S. GRAINS COUNCIL) (U.S. GRAINS COUNCIL).

Concurrently, China has extended anti-dumping and countervailing duties on U.S. DDGS imports for an additional five years, a measure first imposed in 2016. This decision, reaffirmed in January 2023, affects the trade dynamics between the two nations and impacts U.S. exporters significantly (USDA Foreign Agricultural Service) (feednavigator.com) (World Grain).

 Despite the trade barriers, China remains a major market for U.S. DDGS, evidenced by significant import volumes even amidst regulatory challenges. As of the latest reports, China is the second-largest market for U.S. DDGS exports (U.S. GRAINS COUNCIL).