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Mexico s trade violations threaten U S farms | Guest Commentary | Columnists

Guest Commentary: America’s farming needs are being outsourced to countries with lower labor standards. To safeguard America’s food resources, the Commerce Department should terminate the tomato agreement. And Congress should

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Arizona firms say tariff on Mexican tomatoes will hurt consumers

The U.S. is involved in a “critically important trade battle” that could raise the price of Mexican tomatoes to consumers by as much as 50%.

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Mexico s trade violations threaten U S farms | Guest Commentary | Columnist

Guest Commentary: America’s farming needs are being outsourced to countries with lower labor standards. To safeguard America’s food resources, the Commerce Department should terminate the tomato agreement. And Congress should

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Mexico s trade violations threaten U S farms | Guest Commentary | Guest

Guest Commentary: America’s farming needs are being outsourced to countries with lower labor standards. To safeguard America’s food resources, the Commerce Department should terminate the tomato agreement. And Congress should

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