Tag: tomato suspension agreement

This is not the glorious free market that Senator Rubio has frequently championed in the past but a power grab by a well-connected few at the expense of many.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) today released a statement in response to increasingly provocative comments from Mexican officials regarding the ongoing antidumping investigation on fresh tomatoes from Mexico. 

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas says a pending new proposal gives unfair advantage to one type of U.S. seller of Mexican tomatoes over others

Associations representing nearly 100 percent of Mexican tomato growers today submitted a new proposal to the U.S.  Commerce Department in the ongoing negotiation of a Tomatoes Suspension Agreement.

Mexican tomato growers and the Mexican government are trying to blackmail the U.S. government into backing down on President Trump’s commitment to strong and aggressive enforcement of U.S unfair trade law.

As the Department of Commerce investigates dumping of Mexican tomatoes in the U.S., Blue Book reached out to spokesmen on each side of the suspension agreement dispute for a question-and-answer piece.

The tomato suspension agreement dispute between Mexico and the United States threatens to envelop more and possibly all agriculture trade between the nations.

The tomato suspension agreement and general subject of the dumping of Mexican tomatoes on the U.S. market gets people worked up.