FPAA Applauds Bipartisan Congressional Coalition for Defending U.S. Companies through Continued Opposition to Seasonal Trade Provision

A bipartisan group of 23 Senators and House Members sent a strong message to the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer reiterating opposition to any attempts to reinsert a seasonal antidumping provision into implementing language of the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.

More Than 950 Food & Ag Groups Urge Congressional Ratification of USMCA

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas along with other organizations representing the U.S. food and agriculture industries are calling on Members of Congress to swiftly ratify the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

FPAA Disappointed With End of Tomato Suspension Agreement

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) is disappointed the Department of Commerce has terminated the Tomato Suspension Agreement. The agreement has been an important tool in protecting over 33,000 American jobs and creating stability in the marketplace.

FPAA: American Employers Harmed by Decision to Limit Mexican Tomatoes

Up to 33,000 American jobs are threatened by a Department of Commerce decision that would have the double impact of increasing tomato prices for American consumers.

FPAA Disappointed in Commerce’s Intent to Withdraw from Tomato Suspension Agreement

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) is disappointed to learn that the Department of Commerce intends to withdraw from the 2013 Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico.