Sustainable Farming Practices, Dairy Farm In Mexico
This week Global Farmer Network member Georgina "Gina" Gutierrez is sharing her views on sustainability. A fifth generation farmer, she and her family operate ...
Mexico
Mexico is Finding Its Place in the Global Economy
A Mexican lawmaker wants to ban the import of corn grown in the United States. Senator Armando Rios Piter introduced the legislation in response to President...
U.S.-Mexican Sugar Suspension Agreement
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced on October 27 an affirmative determination in the anti-dumping (AD) investigation of sugar imported from Mexico and se...
Mexican Frost Damage, Corn Imports and Food Security
An early February frost in northern Mexico’s winter crop area has led to a scramble to replant crops and shift supply contracts for corn to meet food n...
NAFTA Regulatory Challenges and Mexican Trucks
The recent gathering of government officials from the U.S., Canada and Mexico for the NAFTA Commission meeting in Mexico City ended with a joint statement th...
The Mexican Corn Market
Mexico is such a reliable importer of U.S. corn that it is easy for the U.S. corn industry to lose sight of the size of the Mexican market and its continuing...
Ending of Mexican Beef Anti-Dumping Duties
A recent decision by the Mexican government to end anti-dumping duties on beef products from the U.S. is good news for Mexican consumers and U.S producers. Whi...
A Promise Worth Keeping
The United States has blundered into a trade war with Mexico, brought on entirely by Washington’s refusal to live up to an international agreement it previously...
NAFTA Commission Meeting
U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, Gerardo Ruiz Mateos, and Canada’s Minister of International Trade, Stockwell Day,...
Obama Promises Calderon Solution to U.S.-Mexico Trucking Spat
Bloomberg.com
By Nicholas Johnston and Jens Erik Gould
August 10, 2009
www.bloomberg.com Aug. 10 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama told his Mexican co...