Mexican Sugar Hit With Duty

U.S. Commerce Department Cites Mexican Government Subsidies on Imports

Jerry Hagstrom
By  Jerry Hagstrom , DTN Political Correspondent
Different types of sugar. (Photo by Wikimedia Commons)
Different types of sugar. (Photo by Wikimedia Commons)
U.S. sugar growers win an early round in a ruling by the U.S. Commerce Department citing that imported Mexican sugar is being subsidized by the Mexican government. That opens the door for the U.S. to impose countervailing duties on the sugar.

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Jerry Hagstrom

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