Taiwan's soybean imports are forecast to moderate toward trend levels in 2025/26 and 2026/27 as adequate stocks and stable demand fundamentals support normalized purchasing patterns. Containerized shipments are expected to remain a key competitive advantage for U.S. suppliers, while crushers continue to utilize regional exports of meal and oil as flexible outlets for inventory management. Despite the food waste ban following Taiwan's first African Swine Fever detection, soybean meal demand is forecast to grow modestly as livestock consolidation and improved feed efficiency more than offset operations exiting the industry.