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Global Farmer NetworkMarch 4, 2016

BIOTECH, LABELING, REGULATORY, OTHER ISSUES: Politico - GMO labeling bill divides, torments Democrats - By Helena Bottemiller Evich and Catherine Boudre...

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GMO labeling bill introduced in US Senate, other recent news of interest

Global Farmer NetworkFebruary 23, 2016

BIOTECH NEWS: Ag Professional - Senator Roberts introduces GMO labeling bill - By Colleen Scherer (Feb 22) "The legislation will establish a national ...

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Agricultural Subsidies and a WTO Doha Talks Restart

Ross KorvesFebruary 5, 2015

U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Michael Froman recently acknowledged to the Senate Finance Committee that the U.S. could challenge Chinese cotton subsidies at ...

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U.S.-Brazil WTO Case Discussion Framework

Ross KorvesJune 25, 2010

The U.S. and Brazilian governments announced a framework for discussions related to a WTO case won by Brazil on trade-distorting U.S. export credit and cotton p...

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The Doha Round Completed by the End of 2010

Ross KorvesSeptember 25, 2009

The Doha Round of WTO trade policy negotiations is using another one of its nine lives this fall with a goal of completing an agreement by the end of 2010. A m...

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Flaws fill USDA��s analysis of cap-and-trade benefits

August 27, 2009

Omaha World-Herald By Mike Johanns August 26, 2009www.omaha.com The writer, a Republican, is Nebraska’s junior U.S. senator. He is a former U.S. secr...

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LUGAR/BORLAUG: A new green revolution

April 6, 2009

The Washington Times Commentary - by Richard G. Lugar and Norman Borlaug Sunday, April 5, 2009 www.washingtontimes.com Invest in agriculture and technolo...

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WTO Compliance Panel Upholds Findings on Brazilian Cotton Case

Ross KorvesOctober 19, 2007

To no great surprise, a three-member WTO compliance panel has upheld its findings in a July interim report that the U.S. has not sufficiently reformed its cotto...

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The U.S. Farm Bill and Developing Countries

Ross KorvesSeptember 7, 2007

With the House of Representatives having passed a 2007 farm bill and the Senate Agriculture Committee set to begin work shortly, the International Food and Agri...

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Senate Agriculture Committee

Robert's bill passes committee, trade deals prominent in presidential race, and other news of interest...

GMO labeling bill introduced in US Senate, other recent news of interest

Agricultural Subsidies and a WTO Doha Talks Restart

U.S.-Brazil WTO Case Discussion Framework

The Doha Round Completed by the End of 2010

Flaws fill USDA��s analysis of cap-and-trade benefits

LUGAR/BORLAUG: A new green revolution

WTO Compliance Panel Upholds Findings on Brazilian Cotton Case

The U.S. Farm Bill and Developing Countries