Japan offers annual rise in duty-free U.S. rice

With Trans-Pacific Partnership talks at a crucial point, Japan plans to offer immediate duty-free entry for 50,000 tonnes of U.S. rice, gradually rising to 70,000 tonnes, says Nikkei. “Whether the propose will be enough to break down U.S. resistance is uncertain, given that American rice producers want Japan to open its doors wider.” Negotiators failed… » Read More

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