China ends import suspensions of US logs, three US firms' soybeans

BEIJING, Nov 7 (Reuters) - China will restore three U.S. firms' eligibility to export soybeans to China and remove the suspension of log imports from the United States, effective November 10, the customs administration said on Friday.

The three U.S. companies are farmer-owned cooperative CHS CHSCP.O, global grains exporter Louis Dreyfus Company Grains Merchandising and export grain terminal operator EGT, according to customs statements.

The suspensions came into effect in March during an escalating trade war between the two countries.