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By The Daily Crux:

You probably know China has had a huge impact on the commodity sector. The country's demand for commodities like oil, copper, and precious metals has helped drive prices much higher in recent years.

But the China growth story doesn't end there.

While oil, natural gas, and uranium get more attention, Chinese coal demand has been consistently rising. The country can no longer produce all it needs, and is dependent on imports to meet demand. China's coal producing neighbors stand to profit from this trend.

Another under-owned commodity that could get a huge boost is corn. After years of being a net exporter, China is on the verge of becoming a net importer. Meat consumption in the country is increasing as more and more individuals join the middle class. Corn is a primary ingredient in many food products and animal feed, so demand is likely to soar in coming years.

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This China growth story has nothing to do with gold, energy, or commodities

Topics: China | Commodities
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