Is China's hunger going to possitively affect this stock over the coming years/decades?

This particular entity looks well positioned to benefit enormously from Chinese demand for fruits and vegetables over the coming years and decades considering that the Chinese Australian Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) is now opening up and barriers to market entry are reducing through the controlled removal of tariffs. Surely this business free trade potential must translate into significant profits for the entity if it can successfully enter the Chinese markets.


I know that this entity at the moment doesn't produce corn and soybeans, however it wouldn't be a bad idea for them to look at entering the Chinese soybean and corn markets also. Soybeans look like a prime commodity considering the fact:

- That it only takes a few months from seed to harvest.
- That Chinese soybean demand is expected to significantly increase in perpetuity.
- That Australia has plenty of land and fresh water in the north.
- That the base tariff rate is only 3% for soybean imports into China at the moment.

Any person interested in looking at free trade agreement (FTA) impacts for entities doing business with China can do so using this FTA portal from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: https://ftaportal.dfat.gov.au/