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Trade war could spark food fight, California growers fear

Posted by Jonathan Barker on March 2, 2018

California’s $45-billion agricultural industry, which includes nuts, dairy products, fruit, produce, livestock feed and wine, fears that a trade war sparked by a proposed tariff on imported steel will cause collateral damage to food-related exports.

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-trade-war-agriculture-20180302-story.html

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