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New report: Secret regulatory talks threaten public protections

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International regulatory cooperation and the public good

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Climate change, CAFTA and forced migration

On the last day of April, 16-year-old Juan de León Gutiérrez died in U.S. government custody in Texas. It was just 10 days since he had crossed the border after migrating from his home in Guatemala.

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Regulating agricultural futures markets to benefit producers, processors and consumers

How difficult can it be to trade contracts based on the cash value of wheat, crude oil, unroasted coffee beans and other raw materials? Sure, there are future risks, physical and financial, but they can be usually managed with the help of trading exchanges, standardized data and lightning-fast computer technology.

USDA's proposed relocation of ERS, NIFA an insult to world-class researchers

MINNEAPOLIS—Today, the United States Department of Agriculture

The costs of agricultural export dumping for farmers and rural communities

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USITC report confirms: New NAFTA fails consumers, farmers and environment

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Food standards on the menu at U.S.-EU talks

With the endorsement on April 15 by a majority of the heads of government of its member states, the European Union has finally taken the formal step needed to move ahead with trade negotiations with the United States.

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