Ag Groups Join Forces for USMCA Renewal

Forty farm and agricultural groups launched the Agricultural Coalition for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, underscoring the deal’s vital role as an economic engine for the American farm economy.  The groups are calling for its renewal with targeted improvements.

As part of the launch, the group unveiled a new website and kicked off an aggressive ad campaign in the nation’s capital, all of which is designed to promote the benefits afforded to the U.S. ag sector as the administration approaches the mandatory 2026 review.

“USMCA is one of the President’s signature achievements and has significantly propelled the ag economy,” said Bryan Goodman, Agricultural Coalition spokesperson. “We’re not saying it’s perfect, as some changes are warranted, but we are saying it is of paramount importance to farmers that all three countries renew the agreement.”

The agreement has significantly increased U.S. agriculture exports to Canada and Mexico and provided more certainty between the three nations.

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