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US pauses most reciprocal tariffs for 90 days
A 90-day pause on increased reciprocal tariffs for most U.S. trading partners announced April 9 is providing a temporary reprieve amid escalating glob... continue reading »
Ag industry prepares for impact of new round of tariff turmoil
The agriculture industry is bracing for the impact of additional tariffs unveiled April 2 by U.S. President Donald Trump. The new measures include a b... continue reading »
IFPA talks tariffs with White House officials
The International Fresh Produce Association board discussed industry trade and economic issues during mid-month meetings with White House officials. ... continue reading »
More than 120 ag groups endorse pick for USDA post
Agricultural organizations including the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas joined more than 120 industry groups in endorsing Luke Lindberg as ... continue reading »
Fruits among list of US goods targeted by retaliatory Canadian tariffs
Editor's note: This story has been updated with information about delayed tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Cucumbers, along with a long list of fruits... continue reading »
American Farm Bureau Federation adopts 2025 policies
American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) farmer and rancher delegates have adopted policies to guide the organization in 2025. AFBF held its 106th co... continue reading »
Colombia Avocado Board elects new members
Members recently elected to the Colombia Avocado Board include two importers and two exporters. One is new to the board, while three members were re-e... continue reading »
Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance endorses legislation in line with recommendations
The Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance has endorsed three pieces of legislation addressing priorities addressing the group’s 2023 Farm Bill recommend... continue reading »
India lifting tariffs on several U.S. crops
India is lifting retaliatory tariffs on several U.S. crops after the two nations agreed to terminate six outstanding disputes at the World Trade Organ... continue reading »
Florida lawmakers want investigation into fruit and vegetable imports from Mexico
Florida lawmakers asked the U.S. trade agency to investigate what they called a "flood" of fruit and vegetable imports from Mexico, saying it pose... continue reading »
