Panama Trade Promotion Agreement has Been Good for Agriculture

Randall Weiseman February 14, 2014 Citrus, Florida, Fruits, General, Specialty Crops, Vegetables

Trade Agreements can be precarious ground for agriculture, but Florida Ag Commissioner Adam Putnam notes that a recent trade mission to Panama has illustrated just how successful the Panama Trade Promotion Agreement has been for the ag sector.

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