Domestic vexed questions over credit and tumbling soyameal prices have levy large soyabean orders to China in jeopardy.

Domestic vexed questions over credit and tumbling soyameal prices have levy large soyabean orders to China in jeopardy. Many crushers in China, the world's top soya importer, are seeking to cancel or delay shipment of high-priced toward the south American cargoes, threatening contracts for millions of tonnes of the oilseed, traders said onward Thursday.

They said many of the crushers had scud out of cash following a credit tightening on the government, which is trying to rein in run-away investment in fixed-assets and inflation caused from surging prices for raw materials, including soybeans.

With Chinese domestic soyameal prices