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Trump Casts Doubt on Xi Meeting as White House Pulls Back on Putin Talks
Trump Casts Doubt on Xi Meeting as White House Pulls Back on Putin TalksDiplomatic uncertainty grows as Trump’s planned summits with China and Russia both face delays and mixed signals; USTR Greer hearing postponed President Donald Trump’s high-stakes summit diplomacy is facing fresh uncertainty on two fronts, as the White House confirmed there are no immediate…
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What’s Really in Your Food? New Coalition Pushes for National Ingredient Transparency
What’s Really in Your Food? New Coalition Pushes for National Ingredient TransparencyFarm, food, and beverage groups join in call for GRAS, labeling, and QR code reforms A new coalition of farm and consumer organizations is calling for a single national standard to replace what it describes as a “confusing patchwork” of state ingredient rules. The…
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Rollins: U.S. to Open New Lands for Ranching to Curb Beef Prices; Simplify Regs for Meat Processing Facilities; Downplays Beef Imports from Argentina
Rollins: U.S. to Open New Lands for Ranching to Curb Beef Prices; Simplify Regs for Meat Processing Facilities; Downplays Beef Imports from Argentina API withdraws support for standalone year-round E15 bill; wants reforms tied to ethanol expansion Link: NCBA: Argentinian Beef Import Plan Harms U.S. Cattle ProducersLink: Report: China Bypasses U.S. Soybeans in 2025/26 as…
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NCBA: Argentinian Beef Import Plan Harms U.S. Cattle Producers
NCBA: Argentinian Beef Import Plan Harms U.S. Cattle ProducersCattle group warns Trump proposal could undercut American ranchers and risk livestock health The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s suggestion that importing beef from Argentina could help lower U.S. meat prices, warning that such a move would harm domestic cattle producers and…
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China Bypasses U.S. Soybeans in 2025/26 as IEEPA Tariffs Drive Up U.S. Farm Input Costs
China Bypasses U.S. Soybeans in 2025/26 as IEEPA Tariffs Drive Up U.S. Farm Input CostsNew NDSU report finds Beijing could avoid American soybeans for an entire marketing year while U.S. farmers face higher fertilizer prices under emergency tariff regime North Dakota State University’s Agricultural Trade Monitor (October 2025) warns that China could potentially bypass U.S. soybeans entirely…
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Hassett Predicts Breakthrough in Shutdown Talks This Week
Hassett Predicts Breakthrough in Shutdown Talks This Week Trump to host Senate Republicans for Rose Garden lunch Tuesday | U.S./China update Link: Trump Suggests U.S. Could Buy Argentine Beef to Lower PricesLink: Day 20 of Gov’t Shutdown — Where’s Trump? (Week Ahead)Link: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 17Link: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 17 Today’s Updates: WHITE HOUSE &…
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Trump Suggests U.S. Could Buy Argentine Beef to Lower Prices
Trump Suggests U.S. Could Buy Argentine Beef to Lower Prices President links move to efforts to fight inflation, boost Argentina’s economy President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States may begin purchasing beef from Argentina to help reduce prices for American consumers, according to the Associated Press. “We would buy some beef from Argentina,” Trump…
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Argentina Expects U.S. Trade Deal “Soon,” Officials Say
Argentina Expects U.S. Trade Deal “Soon,” Officials Say How China armed itself for the trade war | Screwworm update | Trump fast-tracks major Idaho phosphate mine Link: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 17Link: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 17 Today’s Updates: WEEK IN REVIEW: MARKETS, POLITICS, AND GLOBAL TENSIONS— Volatility returns to Wall Street— Business roundup— Trump’s diplomatic gamble on Ukraine— Trade policy…
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