Government plans to cap soft wheat imports at 4 million tonnes in 2019-20.

AFIA sees the imports as progress with ongoing trade issues between the two countries.

Greater demand seen from poultry and beef cattle.

U.S., Canada and Russia expected to benefit the most.

USDA says weather likely to improve allowing for increased production.

African swine flu epidemic has reduced demand for soy meal.

U.S. ag associations support the agreement by joining the signing ceremony.

It would aim to ensure market stability, coordinate price policy, tackle world hunger.

Will focus on increasing prospects for U.S. trade and investment in Vietnam.

Problems have existed for nearly a year since sanctions were imposed on the financial system.