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APEC Ministerial Overshadowed by Trump Tariffs
By Stephen Olson, Non-Resident Fellow & Visiting Lecturer
While there was little immediate impact for U.S. agricultural interests, APEC seems to be pursuing progress on longer term issues that may benefit U.S. agriculture in regards to food safety standards, sustainable biofuels, and leveraging technology to modernize farming practices.
Stephen Olson, non-resident fellow of the Yeutter Institute and senior adjunct fellow at the Pacific Forum, covers the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Ministers Responsible for Trade forum that took place in Jeju, South Korea on May 15th and 16th.
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April 2025
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