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WTO Impacts on U.S. Farm Policy U.S. Views on WTO Domestic Policy Obligations New Orleans, Louisiana June 3, 2005

U.S. Sugar Industry Views: WTO Domestic Support. State of the IndustryWTO Framework and Domestic SupportPositions: U.S. Agriculture/U.S. Sugar IndustrySugar in the WTO NegotiationsThe World Dump Price and Domestic Support Should U.S. Sugar Policy Be Fundamentally Changed? . U.S. Sugar Industry

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WTO Impacts on U.S. Farm Policy U.S. Views on WTO Domestic Policy Obligations New Orleans, Louisiana June 3, 2005

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    1. 1 WTO Impacts on U.S. Farm Policy U.S. Views on WTO Domestic Policy Obligations New Orleans, Louisiana June 3, 2005 The U.S. Sugar Industry: Status and Challenges Dale McNiel Trade Advisor American Sugar Alliance Washington, D.C.  

    2. U.S. Sugar Industry Views: WTO Domestic Support State of the Industry WTO Framework and Domestic Support Positions: U.S. Agriculture/U.S. Sugar Industry Sugar in the WTO Negotiations The World Dump Price and Domestic Support Should U.S. Sugar Policy Be Fundamentally Changed?

    3. U.S. Sugar Industry: Status and Challenges Industry Profile, Status Large, important, competitive U.S. industry 146,000 jobs in 19 states About $10 billion in annual economic activity Rough balance of beet and cane sugar production; sugar and corn sweetener consumption Political alliance with corn industry World’s largest 5th largest producing, consuming country; 4th leading net importer Among world’s lower cost producers

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