Jamieson Greer

With the USMCA deadline looming, a few twists and turns are unfolding in the trade arena. It’s a complicated dance, and the stakes are high.

There’s a sense of relief in the air for ranchers as U.S. beef plants secure extended access to China, a move the industry calls a "breakthrough"

A group of senators is coming together, pushing for stronger support of USMCA, a trade agreement they says has been a game-changer for American farmers.

The push for 'America First' in trade is strong, but it comes with a few hurdles, especially when it comes to China.

The U.S. is seeking to strike a balance in trade, but could new tariffs stir the pot even more?

The U.S. Trade Representative office recently announced it was opening a Section 301 investigation into China’s implementation of the Phase One trade agreement.

Lawmakers are urging the Administration to wade into next year’s USMCA renegotiation with “civility,” given the angst in Canada and Mexico over the president’s tariffs.

The Administration announced a series of trade deals and frameworks with several Asian countries over the weekend.

Earlier this month, a host of Northwest lawmakers signed a letter written to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Grier, advocating for greater market access for the blueberry industry as trade negotiations with Asian countries continue.

The Senior Chinese trade negotiator, Li Chenggang, is expected to be in Washington, D.C. this week, to meet with U.S. officials.