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- A coalition of 40 U.S. agricultural organizations launched a campaign to advocate for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement (CUSMA) and its benefits for rural America.
- The campaign aims to influence U.S. President Donald Trump and Congress ahead of the July 1 renewal deadline.
- An economic analysis shows that agricultural exports to Canada and Mexico generated $149 billion in domestic activity in 2024, while dairy sectors seek targeted changes.
