The Department of Agriculture said Wednesday that it would protect the U.S. farming industry should China impose tariffs on products including beef, pork, and soybeans, among other commodities.

But the USDA declined to go into details on how it would protect the industry, saying it could not risk giving China a chance to counter its plans.

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