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Southeast Regional Ag News
“We want to make sure we’re not discriminated, we’re treated fairly equally, and we have fair market access into the U.S., and to Canada, as well," says Mexican Embassy Ag Counselor Luis Martinez.
The Agribusiness Update
California olive growers happy with ruling from World Trade Organization, and China to raise pork tariffs in 20022.
The Agribusiness Update
India and the U.S. agree to expand trade between the two nations, and USDA cuts farm export forecast for 2022.
The Agribusiness Update
A new study shows lifetime dairy consumption begins in childhood, and Ag groups want to stay with World Trade Organization.
The Agribusiness Update
Progress is reportedly being made on getting the USMCA passed, and Phase-one of a U.S.-China trade deal may be close.
The Agribusiness Update
A few details are coming out about the limited trade deal between U.S. and China, and U.S. tariffs on E.U. imports expected to go into effect today.
The Agribusiness Update
25% tariffs coming for EU exports to U.S., and Russian soybean talks with China.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
An always confident President Trump talks USMCA and other ongoing trade negotiations.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
An always confident President Trump talks USMCA and other ongoing trade negotiations.
The Agribusiness Update
World Trade Organization finds China unfair in tariff-rate quotas, and end in sight for U.S.-China trade talks.
Land & Livestock Report
WTO Rules In Favor of U.S. Wheat Industry Over China's Unfair Import Tariff Rate Quotas
The Agribusiness Update
North Dakota rancher sets record price in the sale of a bull at $1.51-million, and farmers struggle to pay back loans.
Land & Livestock Report
WTO Dispute Panel Confirms China's Domestic Agricultural Support Exceeds Limits, Distorts Trade
Land & Livestock Report
U.S. Issues WTO Counter Notification Concerning India's Market Price Support for Various Pulses
The Agribusiness Update
Pork production down sharply in China, and Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler formally named to lead agency.
The Agribusiness Update
A new Farm Bill is unlikely until after November elections, and Dairy Revenue Protection available soon.
The Agribusiness Update
Beef trade to slow in third quarter, and Bayer Monsanto divestments complete.
The Agribusiness Update
The first case of African Swine Fever has been confirmed in China, and Chinese government files WTO challenge to latest round of U.S. tariffs worth $200-billion.
The Agribusiness Update
Bayer reduces earnings expectations from Monsanto merger, and European Union frustrates farm and biotech industries with roadblocks for genetically modified foods.