American Soybean Association President John Heisdorffer says he’s worried about the administration’s decision to apply a 25 percent tariff on nearly $50 billion in imports from China.
“My biggest concern is is this going to start to put doubts in our customers’ minds about us being a reliable source,” Heisdorffer told Brownfield Ag News Thursday.
The southeast Iowa grower says the tariffs, extended to include steel and aluminum from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, will have a bad effect.
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