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The WTO said this week what we’ve known for years. China has consistently acted in bad faith and broken trade rules, and American agriculture industries suffer because of it.https://twitter.com/USTradeRep/status/1101146741309669377 …
Now, the farmers leading North Dakota’s “wheat resurgence” will no longer have to compete with an intentionally overly-subsidized foreign product.https://bismarcktribune.com/news/agnews/wheat-resurgence-draws-attention/article_51ea4b1d-1b16-52d8-91eb-011cb626f57f.html …
This ruling is a good reminder why—after decades of inaction— @POTUS stood up for our country on the world stage to get us better deals, and why he should continue to do so.
WTO rulings often move at a glacial pace. American industries suffering now should not be asked to wait for potential action from international court that could be years down the road.
ND wheat doesn't compete with China's wheat grown to minimum purchase price standards and it never has. The ruling will have no impact on your market and its outcome has nothing to do with Trump. If you want to be an advocate for your farmers, learn the basics.
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