Greater Market Access in Overseas Markets

Greater Market Access in Overseas Markets

U.S. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that American agricultural producers will have greater market access to Thailand and Vietnam and maintain access to Brazil. Actions by the administration included maintaining consistent access to Brazilian markets for U.S. dairy producers. Citrus and apple growers will be able to sell more products to Thailand, and stone fruit growers will face lower non-tariff barriers in Vietnam as a result of actions…

USDA touts market access 'wins’ in Brazil, Vietnam, Thailand

The Agriculture Department on Monday announced restored market access for U.S. dairy in Brazil and expanded access for U.S. fruits in Vietnam and Thailand. “U.S. dairy producers will have maintained access to Brazil markets, citrus and apple growers will be able to sell more products to Thailand, and stone fruit growers will face lower non-tariff trade barriers in Vietnam” as a result of recent USDA actions, the agency said in a June 16 statemen…

US fruit gains greater access in Thailand

Citrus and apple growers will be able to sell more products with trade breakthroughs

US agriculture secures greater market access in Vietnam, Thailand, and Brazil

Photo: Shutterstock The Trump administration is continuing to break down non-tariff barriers and defend current market access, and these latest actions are some of the many wins ahead for American producers. US dairy producers will have access maintained to Brazil, citrus and apple growers will be able to sell more products to Thailand, and stone fruit growers will face lower non-tariff trade barriers in Vietnam as a result of action taken by th…

U.S. fruit exporters gain improved access to Vietnam, Thailand

The United States has secured new export opportunities for apples, citrus, and stone fruit in Thailand and Vietnam, potentially adding millions in annual trade for American growers. The post U.S. fruit exporters gain improved access to Vietnam, Thailand in new trade deals appeared first on FreshFruitPortal.com. Keep reading