Washington Apple Commission seeks tariff reduction amid anti-dumping cases
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What happened
Michael Schadler of the Washington Apple Commission stated that U.S. apple exports are facing an anti-dumping case in Mexico. Schadler is advocating for a full renewal of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). He noted that Mexico is crucial, as 12 percent of the Washington apple crop is shipped there annually, representing over 40 percent of all exports.
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Why it matters
The commission is seeking to maintain free trade access to markets in Canada and Mexico. Trade barriers, such as the anti-dumping case in Mexico, directly affect the ability of Washington apple growers to export their product.
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Who's involved
- Washington Apple CommissionApple board in the state of Washington
- BrewsterVillage in Stark County, Ohio, United States of America
- Bob LarsonAmerican televangelist
Who could feel it
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- BrewsterSpeculative
Brewster might face increased costs and reduced market access for producers due to regulatory action.
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Washington Apple Commission
apple board in the state of Washington, United States
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