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India Agrees to Allow Imports of U S Pork Products

The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) applauded the announcement to allow imports of U.S. pork and pork products into India. The world s second most populated country at 1.26 billion people, India has kept a de facto ban on U.S. pork. Given the population alone, NPPC stated the potential market opportunity is significant. The agreement with the United States sets the stage for larger trade discussions, NPPC added.

India Agrees to Allow Imports of U S Pork Products

The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) applauded the announcement to allow imports of U.S. pork and pork products into India. The world s second most populated country at 1.26 billion people, India has kept a de facto ban on U.S. pork. Given the population alone, NPPC stated the potential market opportunity is significant. The agreement with the United States sets the stage for larger trade discussions, NPPC added.

South Dakota Farmer Motions Federal Court to Rule in His Favor in Ongoing Clean Water Act Case

Questions at AFBF Over Legislation to Mandate Regional Levels of Negotiated Cash Trade Sales

Speakers at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting raised doubts about the positive impacts of legislation in Congress that would mandate packers buy a certain percentage of their fat cattle in short-term cash trade sales rather than formula alternative marketing agreements that have increased around the country. Farm Bureau and other groups are debating their policies about price discovery and legislation.

Farm Bureau Seeks to Energize Debate on EPA Water Rules in 2022

In the group s opening general session for its annual convention, American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall talked about WOTUS, as well as agriculture s role in shaping policies around climate change and praising the push to get a bi-partisan infrastructure bill through Congress.

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