Articles Tagged with ''Ursula von der Leyen''

U.S. and Canadian tribes have accused the European Union of failing to honor a United Nations charter on Indigenous rights when it crafted its forthcoming deforestation rule.

President Donald Trump used his appearance at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday to cudgel the European Union into mirroring U.S. tariffs on countries buying Russian energy.

The European Union agreed to provide “preferential market access” for a range of agricultural goods, in a joint trade framework announced today with the United States.

U.S. ag exports will receive “better market access” to Europe under the terms of a new transatlantic trade pact.

The U.S. and the European Union have reached an agreement on tariffs, with the EU accepting a 15% baseline tariff rate and agreeing to increase its investment in the U.S. and boost energy purchases, both leaders said on Sunday.

Denmark and a preeminent farm industry group believe they have a replicable model for other countries seeking to cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. But some Europeans are doubtful.

In a pair of letters published to his Truth Social account on Saturday morning, President Donald Trump told European Union and Mexican leaders that they can expect to face higher tariff rates from Aug. 1.

President Donald Trump released a second batch of letters to countries letting them know what tariff rate their exports will face from Aug. 1, according to a series of posts to the president’s Truth Social page.

Calley Means, a key figure in the Make America Healthy Again movement and a special adviser to the White House, says American farmers and agriculture will be engaged in the MAHA Commission’s policy development phase.

President Donald Trump continues to delay the start date for higher tariffs on U.S. trading partners. After speaking with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Trump is now punting the start date for possible higher tariffs on the European Union.