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9) North American Farm Groups Unite Ahead of USMCA Review

Agricultural organizations from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico are presenting a unified message to governments: protect and strengthen the North American trade framework that underpins the continent’s food system.

The letter, addressed to senior trade officials in all three countries, highlights the shared reliance on a stable, rules-based system that supports farmers, agribusinesses, and food supply chains across North America.

It emphasizes that USMCA/CUSMA is not only a trade agreement but also a driver of economic growth, food security, and global competitiveness.

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