China's winter-crop harvest reportedly tops 150 million tonnes for the first time

China, one of the world's largest grain markets, has reportedly harvested more than 150 million tonnes of winter crops this year, the first time the figure has passed that level. Industry outlet Grain Central describes the country as on track for another bumper harvest.

The large crop comes as growth in China remains subdued. That is limiting demand for both imported and domestically produced grain. The source gives no further detail, such as individual crops, import volumes or prices.