The comprehensive decline in US exports has severely impacted agricultural products.

The latest supply chain data shows that the trade contraction caused by Trump's tariff policy has shifted from a sharp decline in initial import orders to a near-total collapse of exports across the United States, with major agricultural products such as soybeans, corn, and beef suffering the most severe blows. According to analysis by trade tracking agency Vizion of export container booking volumes in the five weeks before and after the implementation of so-called "reciprocal tariffs" in the United States, the downward trend in exports to Asia and the world since January has now spread to the vast majority of US ports. The US agricultural sector continues to issue "crisis" warnings, and port data further confirms the sharp decline in the ability to export agricultural products. Ben Tracy, Vice President of Strategic Business Development at Vizion, pointed out: "There is no doubt that almost all categories of exports in the United States have been affected."