Many ranch groups send letter to USTR and USDA seeking relie

Many ranch groups send letter to USTR and USDA seeking relief from USMCA


-R-CALF USA
BILLINGS, Mont. — In anticipation of a soon-to-be-held summit between U.S. Trade Ambassador Katherine Tai and her counterparts within the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, 18 national, state, and regional cattle and ranch associations sent a letter seeking immediate relief from that agreement.
The letter addressed to Ambassador Tai and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack states that the USMCA, “more than any other multilateral free trade agreement,” has “severely weakened” the United States’ live cattle supply chain and the rural communities it supports.
Included in the letter are two charts, one showing that during the past seven years the United States imported from Mexico and Canada about two and one-half times the value of beef and cattle that it exports, importing over $4.4 billion worth of beef and cattle but only exporting less than $2 billion of the same commodities.

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