The executive director of Farmers for Free Trade calls the recent trade announcement with the United Kingdom a step in the right direction. Brian Kuehl tells Brownfield. “One of the things we’ve asked the Trump administration for is improving market access to economies around the world for U.S. food and ag products.” He says that’s […]
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