Items Tagged with 'International Trade Commission'

The House will be in session today, where members are expected to vote on a Senate-passed spending bill to end the government shutdown.

The U.S. International Trade Commission is maintaining the suspension agreements on Mexican sugar that protect U.S. producers. The suspension agreements ensure higher floor prices for Mexican sugar.

The U.S. rice sector is exploring avenues to secure tariff protection from imported products after a report last month found extensive industry support from foreign governments is distorting the global market.

The future of $31 billion in disaster relief and economic assistance for farmers was in doubt  night after Elon Musk and then, Donald Trump, threatened the political future of any Republicans who voted for the 1,500-page bill that contains the funding. The Senate cleared a water resources bill intended to increase funding for inland waterway projects.

Corn growers and formulators of 2,4-D urged the International Trade Commission Thursday to deny a request from Corteva Agriscience for antidumping duties on low-priced Chinese and Indian imports, claiming the company has been using its position as the sole U.S. producer of 2,4-D acid to gain market share for its Enlist growing system.