ISSUE 1053
BRAZILIAN JUICE IMPORTS INJURE FLORIDA GROWERS SAYS ITC In a preliminary finding last Thursday (March
3), the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that imports
of orange juice from Brazil have hurt Florida citrus growers.
It is the first step toward a final decision by the U.S. Commerce
Department in June that could result in anti-dumping duties
on Brazilian juice. Commerce Department findings suggest those
duties could range from 24 to 60 percent.
WTO RULING COULD IMPACT FRUIT AND VEGETABLE ACREAGE GROWER ALLIANCE URGES CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT FOR SPECIALTY CROP FUNDING BRAZILIAN JUICE IMPORTS INJURE FLORIDA GROWERS SAYS ITC PRESIDENT BUSH NAMES JOHNSON FOR EPA SUGAR EXECUTIVE APPOINTED TO WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT APPEALS COURT DENIES STAY OF EPA METHYL BROMIDE RULE DEADLINE NEAR FOR UNITED'S PRODUCE INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM MEET FACE-TO-FACE WITH NEWSPAPER EDITORS
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