re: Once the Bread Basket of the World, The United States Now Needs International Food Relief:

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As part of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), negotiated by President Donald Trump to replace the North America Free Trade Agreement in July 2020, Canada agreed to impose an additional surcharge of $3/kg if the total volume of its global formula exports—not just exports to the U.S.—broke a certain threshold. That threshold is currently set at 40,480 metric tons for the current “dairy year” of August 1 2021 to July 31 2022.

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So import prices would be higher...okay.

This has ZERO to do with shelves being empty. Higher prices - ok, Empty shelves- no.

Tell us more about Illegals and Ukraine having lunch the formula that they need thanks to you boy.

I can’t imagine defending Biden’s ineptitude concerning this. Your deflection is pathetic.