Inside U.S. Trade: “USTR Central Planners Negotiating More Dairy Import Penetration from New Zealand”
ATLANTA — In the midst of a complex dance on dairy market access between the United States, Canada, Japan and New Zealand in the
Pacific Trade Deal Talks Resume, Under Fire From U.S. Presidential Hopefuls
WASHINGTON — Trade ministers for the United States and 11 other Pacific nations gathered in Atlanta on Wednesday to try to reach agreement on
Inside U.S. Trade: “Ministerial To Be Extended At Least One Day; Gaps Remain On Big 3 Issues”
ATLANTA – The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) ministerial underway here will be extended at least through Friday (Oct. 2), as Mexico continues to take a hard
Inside U.S. Trade: “U.S. Formally Proposes Carveout Of Anti-Tobacco Measures From ISDS”
ATLANTA – In a move that is likely to ignite a firestorm on Capitol Hill, the Obama administration on Wednesday (Sept. 30) formally proposed
International Business Times: US Farm Economy: How Globalization Soured Milk Market For American Dairy Farmers
For much of the past decade, the international dairy market did right by Tim Leary, creating opportunity for his farm in southern Maine by linking
Ian Fletcher: Donald Trump Is Trying to Save the Republican Party From Itself
I’m neither endorsing nor condemning Mr. Trump, but I do think he’s trying to save the Republican party from itself in a very rational way.
A look at U.S. beef imports vs. exports
The United States imported 2.95 billion pounds and exported 2.57 billion of beef in 2014. This was the first year since 2009 that imports
Inside US Trade: House Lawmakers Push Froman To Grant More Sugar Access Under TPP
A bipartisan group of 45 House lawmakers — including 11 Ways & Means Committee members and two members of the Agriculture Committee — have called
Inside US Trade: Froman To Hold Bilats With Australia, NZ, Others; Auto Update At Plenary
ATLANTA — On the first day of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) ministerial here, U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman is set to hold bilateral meetings Wednesday
Policy Pennings: Study considers U.S. wheat exports if certain developing countries eliminated supports
US Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers recently announced the results of a study by Dermot Hayes and several of his colleagues
