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Trans-Pacific Partnership


Discovering New Opportunities in Thailand - from Grains and Greens to Seafood

September 01, 2016 Phil Karsting, Administrator, Foreign Agricultural Service

In mid-August, I traveled to Southeast Asia and witnessed firsthand the great strides being made to help increase food security and trade. I also came to appreciate the immense potential for future trade opportunities in the area. I returned with a reaffirmed sense of urgency to continue building...

Trade

Trade Agreements Key to Oregon Winemaker's Success

June 10, 2016 Jonathan Cordone, Deputy Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services

Exports are vital to the growth of U.S. agriculture. Since 2000, around 20 percent of annual agricultural production in the United States has been exported. Still, it’s difficult to conceptualize the real impact of free trade agreements until you talk to the people who have directly benefitted from...

Trade USDA Results

US Ag Exports Create Big Opportunity Around the World

June 02, 2016 Alexis Taylor, Deputy Under Secretary of Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services

When I reflect on USDA’s international work over the past seven years, I don’t just see a great record of accomplishments, I see the building of a strong foundation that positions rural Americans to compete, grow and thrive in the years ahead. Today, we’re launching the sixth chapter of USDA Results...

USDA Results Food and Nutrition Trade

Five Ways the Trans-Pacific Partnership Will Benefit Agriculture and Rural America

December 11, 2015 Phil Karsting, Administrator, USDA Foreign Agricultural Service

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the largest multilateral trade agreement since NAFTA, will break down barriers to trade and create significant new opportunities for U.S. agriculture. The United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries finalized the terms of the deal in October and it must now...

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