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Softs commodities are a type of agricultural futures that are actually grown. They’re also sometimes referred to as tropical commodities. They stand in contrast to hard commodities that need to be mined, like natural resources.
Softs commodities trading includes commodities like:
Soft commodities are grown in South Africa, Latin America, the United States, the United Kingdom, and more places around the world.
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