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What lies ahead for U.S.-Mexico tomato agreement?

15th annual AMHPAC convention draws national and international produce leaders

15th annual AMHPAC convention draws national and international produce leaders

Leaders of Mexico's horticultural industry come together in person

Biden could seek carbon taxes with same strategy Trump used for steel, aluminum

Blog Blog Blog Blog 11 Dec, 2020 Author Jacob Holzman President-elect Joe Biden could try to unilaterally impose carbon taxes on imported goods or pressure countries into climate action with the threat of carbon penalties for dirtier imports by taking advantage of a decades-old trade law made popular under President Donald Trump, according to certain legal observers and members of Biden s transition team. While campaigning to earn the Democratic presidential nomination, Biden endorsed carbon adjustment fees or quotas from countries that fail to meet climate change obligations. The proposal was not part of clean energy plans during the general election, however. Since winning in November, the Biden transition team has recruited policy experts that previously called for him to set carbon tariffs using Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. The transition team did not respond to requests for comment about whether these views