This resolution says Congress and the administration should urgently work together on food and agricultural trade. It calls for expanding market access, supporting trade promotion, considering trade agreements, enforcing existing agreements, addressing trade barriers, and promoting science-based trade rules. It expresses Congress's view and does not set out specific legal requirements.
The resolution calls for actions that could support U.S. food and agriculture exports. It does not create a specific program or change trade rules on its own.
The resolution does not specify expenses.
The resolution says food and agriculture support jobs, economic activity, and global food security. It points to falling export values, a predicted trade deficit, tariffs, and other trade barriers as reasons to pursue stronger trade policies.
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