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USDA
Announces Fiscal 2003 TRQs for Raw, Refined and Specialty Sugar |
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Veneman Receives Assurances on China Trade Issues |
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China
agrees to comply with World
Trade Organization rules and that trade
will not be disrupted.
(7/30/02) |
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Veneman Holds Press Conference as China Visit Concludes
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Transcript
of remarks about meetings in Beijing to discuss trade.
(7/30/02) |
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Veneman Addresses American Chamber of Commerce During China Visit
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Transcript
of remarks in Beijing.
(7/29/02) |
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Veneman Briefs the Press Following the Quint Ministerial in Japan |
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Transcript
of remarks about outcome of discussions among the agriculture
ministers from the United States, Canada, European Union, Japan and
Australia; clarifies U.S. position.
(7/27/02) |
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Veneman Outlines U.S. WTO Proposal with Agricultural Ministers
at Meeting in Japan
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Secretary
Veneman, in Nara, Japan, participating in the Fifth Quint
Ministerial, a meeting of the agriculture ministers from the
United States, Canada, European Union, Japan and Australia,
outlined an ambitious United
States proposal for reforming the rules of global agricultural
trade. (7/26/02)
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U.S.
Proposal for Global Agricultural Trade Reform
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Administration
unveils comprehensive U.S. trade proposal to expand American
farmers' access to overseas markets (7/25/02)
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Veneman
Promotes U.S. Products During Japanese Visit
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Meets with
Japanese consumer leaders about U.S. food safety programs (7/25/02)
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USDA
Solicits Comments on Country of Origin Labeling Guidelines
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Voluntary
guidelines required by Sept. 30 so retailers can begin
labeling beef, pork, lamb, fish, perishable agricultural
commodities and peanuts. (7/25/02)
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Poultry
Discussions Continue
Between U.S. and Russia
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Progress made to
resolve remaining issues to allow resumption of U.S. exports
to Russia. (7/23/02)
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Secretary Veneman and
U.S. Trade Representative Zoellick
Brief the Press on Agricultural Trade
Issues
(Transcript)
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At
news conference Veneman and Zoellick discuss agricultural
trade issues, including the U.S. agenda for the World Trade
Organization negotiations and trade promotional authority.
(7/22/02)
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Secretary
Veneman
to Travel to Japan and China,
July 23-30
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Will participate
in multilateral and bilateral meetings on agricultural trade
and expanded cooperation. (7/22/02)
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Veneman
Selects Kenneth J. Roberts and W. Kirk Miller for Top Foreign
Agricultural Service Positions
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Appointed as associate
administrator and general sales manager, respectively.
(7/17/02)
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First
California Grapes Arrive in Australia After Resolution of
Decades-Long Ban
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New export market
for American agriculture worth potentially $10 million
annually. (7/16/02)
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U.S.
to Advance Doha Development Agenda in Geneva, July 15-19
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U.S. to hold
bilateral and other consultations while advancing trade
liberalization proposals and strategies in key meetings.
(7/12/02)
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USDA
Sponsors Learning Trips for 17 U.S. Teachers to Costa Rica and
South Africa
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Teachers Return with Lessons To
Share on Agriculture, Science and Ecosystems (7/12/02)
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International
Trade Commission Report Rates U.S. One of World's Most Open
Economies
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Report
also notes the cost of remaining U.S. trade barriers and that
the average U.S. tariff on goods imports was 1.71 percent in
1999, among the world’s lowest. (7/11/02)
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Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services
Chief Addresses
Talks With Russian Officials on Their Ban on U.S. Poultry
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The U.S. team in Moscow
reported significant progress in talks. Important issues
remain to be addressed before the dispute is fully resolved. (7/05/02)
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Feature
Reports |
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07/31 Dairy
Production and Trade Developments
07/30 Eastern
United States: Crop Condition Update, July 30, 2002
07/26 Opportunity
Knocks in Brazil for Global Wheat Suppliers
07/26 Friday
Global Crop Condition Brief
07/25 European
Seafood Exposition Continues Growth Trend in 2002
07/23 EU:
A Production Perspective on Rye
07/23 India:
Kharif Rice Areas Go Dry
07/19 Friday
Global Crop Condition Brief
07/17 Eastern
United States: Crop
Condition Update, July 2002
07/12 Argentina's
Economic Uncertainty Affects Planting Decisions
in 2002/03
07/12 Cotton:
World Production Down and Consumption Up in MY 2002/03
07/12 Friday
Global Crop Condition Brief
07/12 Rice:
Conditions Are Right, More Trade in Sight
07/12 Russia
Trip Report: Grain Outlook Favorable Despite Volga
Valley Dryness
07/12 U.S. Rice
Competitiveness in the World Market
07/12 U.S.
Soybean Exports Projected to Fall in 2002/03 While South American
Exports Rise
07/05
Friday
Global Crop Condition Brief
07/05
South Dakota: Crop
Condition Update
07/01 Italy:
Po Valley Crop Update
07/01 Shipments
of U.S. Processed Tomato Products
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World
Production, Market and Trade Reports |
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07/31 Dairy: World Markets and Trade
07/31 Tobacco: World Markets and Trade
07/25 Fishery Products Monthly Circular
07/25 U.S. Planting Seed
Trade
07/17 Dairy Monthly Imports
07/17 Dairy: World Markets and Trade
-- to be released July 31
07/12 Cotton: World Markets and Trade
07/12 Grains: World Markets and
Trade
07/12 Oilseeds: World
Markets and Trade
07/11 Cotton: World Markets and Trade -- Early
Release
07/11 World
Agricultural Production -- PDF
Data
07/01 World
Horticultural Trade and U.S. Export Opportunities
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Federal
Register Notices |
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07/12
Administrative
Regulations for the Freedom of Information Act |
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Export
Sales |
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Archival export sales
reports are kept only one month. |
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