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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “China”

phase one

White House Likely to Remove Some Tariffs on China

Jim Rogers November 24, 2021 Radio Reports, Trade

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Bloomberg that the Biden Administration would likely remove some punitive tariffs on Chinese imports. She says there is an ongoing process to try …

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Taiwan Threatens to Take China Before the WTO

Jim Rogers September 22, 2021 Radio Reports, Trade

Taiwan threatened to take China before the World Trade Organization after Beijing suspended sugar apple and wax apple imports from the island nation due to pest concerns. Reuters says it’s …

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ChinaTaiwan

WTO Panel to Review China’s Compliance on Farm Product Imports

Jim Rogers September 2, 2021 Radio Reports, Trade

The World Trade Organization established a dispute panel request by China. The panel will determine whether China complied with an earlier WTO ruling regarding the administration of its tariff rate …

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almond

Almond Update: Despite Unstable Chinese Market, Some Positive Indications

Jim Rogers May 6, 2021 Almond Update

Since the tariff battle with China that began in 2018, total shipments to the region are down 70 million pounds. Tariffs have eased since then and there is an exemption …

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Avocado Marketing in China a Massive Undertaking

Jim Rogers June 23, 2020 Fruits & Vegetables, Radio Reports

The California Avocado Commission was, of course, happy to hear that part of the ‘phase-one’ agreement between the U.S. and China included Hass avocados. But now the commission has to …

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California Avocado Commission (CAC)ChinaKen Melban

Perdue Hopes Coronavirus Won’t Inhibit China’s Purchase Promises

Taylor Hillman February 4, 2020 Agri-Business, Trade

The recent outbreak of the Coronavirus sparks the question–will China be able to meet its purchase goals agreed upon in the phase-one trade agreement with the United States? The deadly …

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phase one

Ag Groups Respond to Phase One Trade Deal Signing

Dan January 15, 2020 Industry News Release, Trade

Secretary Perdue: China Phase I Deal is a Bonanza for American Agriculture U.S. Secretary Perdue issued the following statement after President Donald J. Trump signed the historic Phase One Trade …

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usda

Reviewing the Impact of Numerous 2019 Trade Developments

Brian German December 31, 2019 Agri-Business, Trade

As industry members prepare for the start of a new year, there had been a number of significant 2019 trade developments with a significant impact on agriculture.  Many agricultural groups …

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deadline

Almond Update: China Dispute Impact and Overall Picture

Dan December 19, 2019 Almond Update, Trade

The announcement of the ‘phase-one’ agreement with China was good news for industries across California. However, the dispute has been going on long enough to show effects on supply chains and …

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agriculture tradealmond board of California (ABC)China
phase one

Groups Respond to China Phase One Trade News

Dan December 13, 2019 Exports/Imports, Industry News Release, Trade

NCBA Welcomes First Phase In U.S./China Trade Deal (NCBA) — National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) CEO Colin Woodall issued the following statement regarding today’s announcement that the U.S. and China …

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trump

‘Very Large’ Chinese Trade Agreement Reached

Brian German December 13, 2019 Agri-Business, Trade

After nearly 18 months of negotiation, a limited Chinese trade agreement was announced on Friday morning.  President Donald Trump confirmed that the first phase of a trade deal with China …

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china weekend

Industries Anxiously Watching China Relations This Weekend

Dan December 13, 2019 Exports/Imports, Trade

This weekend is an important deadline for the nation’s most significant ongoing trade dispute. December 15 is the deadline for more retaliatory tariffs that President Trump threatened to impose against China. Those …

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U.S. Pork Can Reduce Overall U.S. Trade Deficit with China by Nearly Six Percent

Dan November 26, 2019 Exports/Imports, Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release

Nearly 200,000 New American Jobs; Doubling U.S. Pork Sales Among Other Benefits of Duty-Free Access to China Over 10 Years (NPPC) — Securing zero-tariff access to China for U.S. pork …

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Poultry Groups Applaud Agreement to Resume Imports of U.S. Poultry Products to China

Dan November 14, 2019 Exports/Imports, Industry News Release, Poultry, Trade

(NCC) — The National Chicken Council (NCC), National Turkey Federation (NTF) and USA Poultry and Egg Export Council (USAPEEC) applauded the announcement that China will lift its ban on imports of U.S. …

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