What does a terminated tomato treaty mean for U.S.- Mexico trade?

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Washington's recent decision to withdraw from a decades-old agreement suspending

antidumping duties on tomato imports from Mexico has significant implications for both

countries, according to analysts who say the move adds a new layer of complexity to

broader trade talks ahead of a critical juncture next month.

The withdrawal, announced last week (/node/183717) by the Commerce Department’s

International Trade Administration, ends an arrangement that first entered into force in

1996 and had been renegotiated on several occasions, most recently in 2019...

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