The implementation of the U.S. and China trade framework has begun and it’s getting some positive feedback from U.S. agriculture. David Salmonsen with the American Farm Bureau Federation says China has reduced tariffs on U.S. ag goods. “The deal dropped a lot of U.S. tariffs on Chinese products, a 10 percent drop. China is gonna […]
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