CALGARY, Alberta (RFD News) — North American agriculture leaders are meeting in Canada this week as the U.S., Mexico and Canada work through a review of the USMCA trade agreement.
Officials from all three countries are in Calgary for the Tri-National Agricultural Accord.
The Ag Coalition for USMCA says agricultural and seafood exports to Canada and Mexico supported $149 billion in U.S. economic output in 2024.
The coalition is using this week’s meetings to push for continued cooperation and support for the trade agreement during the review.
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