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AFBF Welcomes Trade Talks
AFBF Welcomes Trade Talks
AFBF Welcomes Trade Talks
The Biden administration is kicking off the new year with some progress on trade issues. Dave Salmonsen, American Farm Bureau Federation Senior Congressional Relations Director said one of those issues is dairy trade with Canada under the U ...
AFBF Asking Administration To Do More On The Trade Front
AFBF Asking Administration To Do More On The Trade Front
AFBF Asking Administration To Do More On The Trade Front
The U.S. must get more aggressive on trade deals, that according to the American Farm Bureau Federation after the UK and India launched talks on a free trade agreement. AFBF Senior Director of Congressional Relations Dave Salmonsen said the Biden Administration should see the UK-India announcement as a signal to engage on American deals ...
While U.S./UK Talks Have Taken Positive Steps, AFBF Does Not Expect A Deal Anytime Soon
While U.S./UK Talks Have Taken Positive Steps, AFBF Does Not Expect A Deal Anytime Soon
While U.S./UK Talks Have Taken Positive Steps, AFBF Does Not Expect A Deal Anytime Soon
Prospects for U.S./UK trade talks may have gotten a boost at the recent G-7 summit in England, but Dave Salmonsen with the American Farm Bureau Federation suggests there’s a long road ahead to advance a deal. Salmonsen said the important thing is that President Biden and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a chance to talk face-to-face, not just on bilateral issues, but all those impacting a poss
Salmonsen: Despite Strong Export Numbers This Is No Time For US Ag To Get Complacent
Salmonsen: Despite Strong Export Numbers This Is No Time For US Ag To Get Complacent
Salmonsen: Despite Strong Export Numbers This Is No Time For US Ag To Get Complacent
The USDA is expecting 2021 to be a great year for U.S. Exports, projecting a record $164 billion worth of American exports this year. That’s up $28 billion year-over-year. American Farm Bureau trade adviser Dave Salmonsen said economic recovery from the pandemic and a key trade market, poised to be number one again, are driving the records numbers. ...
Could 2021 Be The End Of The Road For TPA?
Could 2021 Be The End Of The Road For TPA?
Could 2021 Be The End Of The Road For TPA?
Trade Promotion Authority allows an Administration to speed trade deals through Congress without deal-killing amendments. TPA is close to expiring, and with no new trade deals in sight, there is a possibility TPA will expire. According to many in the Ag industry, TPA is the linchpin for getting U ...
Salmonsen: U.S. Has Already Missed Out On Current TPA
Salmonsen: U.S. Has Already Missed Out On Current TPA
Salmonsen: U.S. Has Already Missed Out On Current TPA
The deadline for the U.S. to negotiate bilateral trade deals with the U.K. and Kenya under rules for streamlined Congressional approval has expired. Technically, current Trade Promotion Authority allowing up-or-down votes on trade deals with no amendments, expires June 30th ...
NAFB Hopes Phase I Continues
NAFB Hopes Phase I Continues
NAFB Hopes Phase I Continues
The American Farm Bureau Federation says China has been a boon to U.S. farm commodity prices for several months. Now the organization is hopeful President Biden’s Ag and trade teams follow through and preserve the Trump Phase I deal and consider a Phase II agreement. AFB ...
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Salmonsen Does Not Believe New China Trade Deal Will Hurt U.S. Ag
Will U.S. farmers be hurt by the world’s largest trade deal led by China and recently signed by 14 other Asian countries? American Farm Bureau trade adviser Dave Salmonsen believes American agriculture already benefits from deals with most of the Asian nations involved in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. He ...

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