Common Market levies threaten US farm exports
Western Europe's Common Market, backed by the United States, is growing into a self asserting bloc that could raise barriers against American farm goods. Poultry and grain exports have already fallen as levies increased. US farmers face potential losses and pressure for retaliation, while Kennedy advisers favor tariff cuts over escalatory moves.
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Carl Hartman
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