A quarter of the hogs raised in the U.S. get sold as pork overseas. But with China's new tariff on imports, farmers are watching to see what happens to one of their biggest markets.
Read more on NPR
Thursday, 5 April 2018
loobobilly News: Farmers Are In The Crosshairs Of Trade Threats By China
Labels:
Business
,
loobobillyNPR
A quarter of the hogs raised in the U.S. get sold as pork overseas. But with China's new tariff on imports, farmers are watching to see what happens to one of their biggest markets.
Read more on NPR
Do You Like This Article
Get Subscribe to Free Email Updates!!
Popular Posts
-
Judge to dismiss Sarah Palin lawsuit against 'New York Times' A federal judge will dismiss Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit agai...
-
Definers, an import from Washington to Silicon Valley, thrived with opposition research and a fishy campaign to push Apple’s C.E.O. for pres...
-
The time-honored travelers’ trick of charging your phone from the USB port on the hotel-room television is one option for powering up away f...
-
Police say package theft is up during the holiday shopping crush, but homeowners and retailers are striking back with cameras and other tech...
-
It can be tempting to hook up everything you love to the internet. But take a moment to appreciate some of the objects that can remain unplu...
-
In Indonesia’s traffic-ridden capital, one start-up makes it easy to get around — or not to have to in the first place. In Indonesia’s traff...
-
Newer versions of Google’s browser include a setting to easily mute web pages that would otherwise open with audio blaring. Newer versions o...
