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exporting nations which do not
subsidize their exports,” the farm
leader said.
Rather than adopting the tactics
of our competitors in the European
Community, Delano said, the U.S.
should only use export credits to
regain markets which the EC
unfairly took away with its own
unfair practices.
“Dumping our domestic
problem the surpluses caused by
our flawed price support programs
will not provide a long-term
solution,” Delano said. “The EC
has not found a way out of the high
support-and-dump cycle and I
doubt we would either. It just
postpones the day of reckoning.”
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approach would simply dump $2
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The targeted approach, he said,
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competitors an incentive to end the
unfair trading practices that
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Administration and Farm
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today, would be diluted somewhat,
but still contain most of the key
“targeting” provisions.
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and see, though.”
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broad-gauged approach is coming
from the large gram companies,
officials said, who feel the
narrowly focused “targeting”
approach would put them in an
awkward position with their
customers. One major company
reportedly has refused to
cooperate with the plan originally
outlined by USDA, sources said.
The American Soybean
Association said it opposes the
extension of the proposal to
soybeans, feeling it will not benefit
soybean farmers, according to
ASA President Roger Asendorf.
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far, it appears the program will not
be used against the two countries
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