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Checked in with @CambriaSurfaces in Le Sueur this morning to see how they are doing now that China was called out for unfair trade practices and dumping product into American markets.pic.twitter.com/MKktcgPKbR
I was glad I could testify on behalf of the US quartz surface industry and that the International Trade Commission sided with American quartz manufacturers – issuing anti-dumping duties on China. (Read my May testimony https://hagedorn.house.gov/media/press-releases/hagedorn-fights-fair-trade-international-trade-commission-hearing …)
The ITC’s decision provided relief to Cambria and its hundreds of employees at its facility in Le Sueur and elsewhere. I was glad to visit their state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and encourage them as they continue to be an important part of our economy. -JH
Just how do you & your Regime plan to make things better? #PutinsGOP
Wow “called out”. That sounds serious. I’m surprised that Xi hasn’t caved yet, instead of having the desperate POTUS dance like a marionette. Poorly planned, poorly negotiated, misread leverage, very public... this ain’t gonna end well for US consumers.
Tell Mr. Hagedorn that he should have visited Sleepy Eye, MN. The cities’ largest employer, Del Monte, is shuttering their vegetable canning operation. RIP Sleepy Eye
It’s not smart to destroy the trade relationships in other manufacturing sectors. We should have helped in a way that didn’t hurt Polaris, Cargill, Prime Pork, Soy growers and corn farmers. Read about how Polaris is negatively affected. .https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2019/05/10/cambria-ceo-cheers-trump-s-china-tariffs.html …
“We’re not starting to do great again,” Brian Thalmann, the president of the Minnesota Corn Growers Association, told Mr. Perdue at the event. “Things are going downhill and downhill quickly.”https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/27/us/politics/trump-farmers-china-trade.html …
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