Tariff wars promise new pain for agriculture come October
Story Date: 8/16/2018

 

Source: CROP LIFE, 8/13/18


According to the calendar, the current tariff war between the U.S. and China began in early July. However, according to V.M. (Jim) DeLisi, Chief at Fanwood Chemical, Inc., the roots of this dispute stretch back much, much further. “Since 1989, there have been engagement with China over trade at least annually,” said DeLisi, speaking at the 2018 AgriBusiness Global Trade Summit in early August. “The U.S. has always made the same requests for some kind of solution from China and nothing has ever happened. 

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