United States: Over a $1M export market for Michigan cherry growers opens up

Published 2020년 12월 18일

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Congressman Bill Huizenga Announces 15% Tariff Exemption on U.S. Tart Cherry Juice Exports to Taiwan, potentially reaching over $1 million. This achievement, resulting from collaboration between Huizenga's office, the United States Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agriculture Service, and the Cherry Marketing Institute, aims to boost economic opportunities for Michigan cherry growers and processors by enhancing market access in Taiwan.
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West Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga issued the following statement Dec. 15 announcing the exemption of a 15% tariff on U.S. tart cherry juice exports to Taiwan. The removal of this 15% tax will create more opportunity and provide significantly greater market access for both Michigan cherry growers and processors. “Michigan farmers and growers produce some of the highest quality fruits, vegetables, and specialty crops in the world,” Huizenga said in a news release. “Estimates show that exporting tart cherry juice to Taiwan has the potential to reach over $1 million. This means more economic opportunity for growers, processors, and families across Michigan. When our farmers and growers are able to compete on a level playing field, Michigan families benefit. This announcement is great news for Michigan cherry growers and the agricultural community as a whole.” “The Cherry Marketing Institute (CMI) is a national research and promotion organization that works on behalf of ...

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