Preliminary Decision Made to Terminate Tomato Suspension Agreement

Randall Weiseman September 28, 2012 Florida, Specialty Crops, Vegetables

The Department of Commerce has announced a preliminary decision to terminate the suspended anti-dumping investigation, effectively killing the 16-year-old suspension agreement between the U.S. and Mexican tomato industry.

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