Articles Tagged with ''Argentina''

Spring is officially here, typically a time when all eyes look to the sky as key plantings begin across the Northern Hemisphere.   

Corn and biofuel groups are urging lawmakers not to allow “a tiny handful of mid-sized refiners to take year-round E15 hostage while demanding outlandish handouts.”

Citing the high cost of ground beef, the Trump administration is temporarily increasing a tariff-rate quota for beef by 80,000 metric tons and allocating all of it to Argentina to import lean beef trimmings into the U.S.

The U.S. and Argentina on Thursday signed a reciprocal trade agreement that would allow 80,000 metric tons of U.S. beef exports to enter the country duty-free, along with other commodities like cheese, almonds, pistachios, and potatoes. 

The Trump administration is working to finalize a trade deal with Argentina, and produce growers in California are pushing the White House to raise, not lower, trade barriers to curb rising imports,

The U.S. is on the cusp of finalizing trade pacts with four central and south American countries, the White House says, after both sides published joint statements on the forthcoming deals Thursday. 

Agtech initiative Cultivar STL, which aims to boost the agricultural technology sector in St. Louis by connecting with international businesses, has launched a new Core Facilities Access Fund. 

Key Senate Republicans still want emergency aid for farmers despite the end of the U.S.-China trade war. 

More than a dozen House Republicans, many of whom are staunch backers of President Donald Trump, are the latest group of lawmakers to say they are troubled by plans to boost imports of Argentinian beef.