Tag: tomato suspension agreement
Florida group launches site to report Mexican tomato violators
- General News
Any information deemed credible will be forwarded to the U.S. Department of Commerce with a request to be treated under an Administrative Protective Order so that it will not be made public.
Tomato border inspections: So far, so good
- Analysis
Nearly five months after they began, how well have the border inspections worked?
Full speed ahead on border inspections of Mexican tomatoes
- General News
Inspections on Mexican tomatoes crossing the United States border are scheduled to start in less than two weeks. That’s a good thing, said Dante Galeazzi, CEO/President of TIPA.
USDA says Mexican tomato inspections still set to begin April 4
- General News
The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a reminder that the AMS will begin inspections of tomatoes coming into the United States from Mexico at border locations on April 4.
Tomatoes represent a world of uncertainty in Nogales
- Produce BlueprintsFor those Nogales, AZ, companies dealing in tomatoes, the Tomato Suspension Agreement has added another level …
The Produce Reporter Week in Review – January 17, 2020
- General News
Pamela calls in from the northern US border after a trip to Leamington, Ontario, where a hot tomato market is lighting up greenhouses--literally.
Importers prepare for mandatory tomato inspections
- General News
With the mandatory inspections of Mexican tomatoes set to start in a few months, importers are figuring out how such a system will work.
The Produce Reporter Week in Review – January 10, 2020
- General NewsPamela’s on the road in the Rio Grande Valley reporting on crop updates, the tomato suspension …
FPAA testifies before International Trade Commission
- General NewsPRESS RELEASE WASHINGTON, DC (October 28, 2019) – A lack of innovation amongst U.S. field grown …
DOC posts final dumping margin on Mexican tomato imports
- General News
The investigation will now shift to the International Trade Commission, which will evaluate the extent to which dumped tomatoes injured U.S. growers. The ITC will hold a hearing October 24 to hear testimony from both the U.S. and Mexican industries.