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Cattle groups sue USDA, claiming that U.S. law requires COOL for beef, pork

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 21, 2017

U.S. cattle groups are asking a U.S. district court to vacate the Agriculture Department’s beef-labeling regulations because they do not mandate that all imported beef

Agreement close on Buy American program, Klein says; discussions continue

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 21, 2017

With major issues still unsettled, it would appear there was some movement on Monday on one piece of end-of-session legislation: A Buy American program. [Matthew

UNITED STATES FARMERS FILE SUIT TO REQUIRE COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN LABELING ON MEAT PRODUCTS

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 21, 2017

The Ranchers-Cattlemen Legal Action Fund, United Stockgrowers of America (R-CALF USA) and Cattle Producers of Washington (CPoW) have filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court

Sources: U.S. loses to Guatemala in first-ever FTA labor dispute settlement case

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 21, 2017

After nine years, the United States has lost — to Guatemala — the first-ever labor enforcement case brought to dispute settlement under a free trade

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross Talks Trade

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 20, 2017

One of the most notable political trends over the past 18 months—and one with the potential to affect companies across many industries—has been voter pushback

GM Expects To Move 600 Supplier Jobs From Mexico to Texas

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 20, 2017

General Motors Co. GM +0.32% said Friday it would open a supplier park near its Arlington, Texas, sport-utility factory, resulting in the relocation of about 600 jobs from Mexico to the

Nafta Currency Rules Portend Tough U.S., South Korea Trade Fight

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 20, 2017

U.S. government signals that it will push for a ban on currency manipulation in the North American Free Trade Agreement have attracted little attention, as

Tillerson tells House members WTO needs reform

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 20, 2017

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told House members Wednesday that the Trump administration supports the World Trade Organization but the global body is in need

Nearly 14,000 Companies in China Violate Pollution Rules

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 19, 2017

Environmental inspectors in northern China have found that nearly 14,000 companies, or 70 percent of the businesses they examined, failed to meet environmental standards for controlling air

Democratic senators hope China beef deal will lead to WTO-compliant COOL law

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 19, 2017

Two Democratic senators on Tuesday said they hope a traceability requirement U.S. meat packers must meet to ship beef to China will lead to practices

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