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China, India Are Now Competitors In Potato Sector
China, India Are Now Competitors In Potato Sector
China, India Are Now Competitors In Potato Sector
Tariffs can have short-term and long-term impacts on the agriculture industry.  The short-term may mean higher fertilizer prices, or fewer exports markets for a season or two.  The long-term impacts can change the make-up of the global market.  No where is that ...
White House Announces Trade Agreement With UK
White House Announces Trade Agreement With UK
White House Announces Trade Agreement With UK
“It's just been a deal that was we thought, very complicated. It became very simple," President Donald Trump said Thursday at the White House, announcing the U.S./United Kingdom trade agreement-in-principle.  "It's opening up the country that we really didn't have the kind of access to that I would have thought; I was surprised. I think i...
NW Cherries Continue To Do Well Overseas
NW Cherries Continue To Do Well Overseas
NW Cherries Continue To Do Well Overseas
Overseas markets are a big component of the Northwest cherry industry.  And according to Keith Hu, Director of International Sales for Northwest Cherry Growers, local fruit continues to do well overseas.  He said the markets that take most of his attention include Canada, the top destination for U.S. cherries, as wel...
International Issues Create Questions For The Potato Industry
International Issues Create Questions For The Potato Industry
International Issues Create Questions For The Potato Industry
For the past eight plus weeks, much of the international focus and concern for the farming community has been on trade and tariffs.  But, for potato growers there are other international concerns.  Chris Voigt, Executive Director of the Washington State Potato Commission said over the past 2-3 years, China and India have become major players, and competitors with the United States when it comes to
Price at the Pump: Oil Prices Continue To Move Higher
Price at the Pump: Oil Prices Continue To Move Higher
Price at the Pump: Oil Prices Continue To Move Higher
For the second week of the new year, oil prices have moved higher.  Patrick DeHaan with GasBuddy.com said this most recent trend started last week.   “The Biden administration issuing harsher sanctions on shipping companies and vessels that would operate and take sanctioned crude oil from countries like Iran and Russia and deliver it to countries like China and India," DeHaan noted.  "Th

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