Business groups want process for excluding products from new China tariffs
Original Post in World Trade Online September 20, 2018 U.S. business groups are calling for an exclusions process for the latest round of U.S. tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, but sources say exclusions are not expected at least for the initial 10 percent...
Hazelnut industry aims to inspire culinary uses
Original post from Capital Press Representatives of food manufacturers and food service companies recently attended a tour of Oregon’s hazelnut industry intended to inspire new culinary uses for the crop. The Sept. 13 tour was organized by the Oregon Hazelnut...This CEO sees an ‘opportunity’ from the US-China trade war
Original story from CNBC Larry George of George Packing Company explains how the ongoing U.S.-China trade war in 2018 could be a “short-term pain for long-term gain” in the American hazelnut...Fruit growers in U.S. northwest worry about impact of U.S.-China trade tensions
Original Story from xinhaunet.com SAN FRANCISCO, July 13 (Xinhua) — Fruit growers in the U.S. northwest region are feeling uneasy about the current trade tensions between the United States and China as customs tariffs for some U.S. fruits have significantly...
For Northwest Hazelnut Company, clean energy is key to industry growth
Original Story from The Oregonian With consumers increasingly interested in the sustainability of their food, the food manufacturing industry has put pressure on growers and manufacturers to save energy and generate renewable power. “Companies like Kraft Foods and...
