Altair
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this actually hasn't been tested yet.
True.
Initial results aren't encouraging though.
this actually hasn't been tested yet.
How can you compare salad dressing with secret meetings that even the Russians are laughing about actually happening?
Dear god.
You realize you're whining right now eh?
I’m Canadian.
You Canadians wine a lot.
Christ he is dumb.
Still boggles my mind that 60+ million people went into a voting booth and decided, yeah, I'll vote for this buffoon to be the president of the United States and leader of the free world.
#MakeAmericaSmartAgain
Still boggles my mind that 60+ million people went into a voting booth and decided, yeah, I'll vote for this buffoon to be the president of the United States and leader of the free world.
#MakeAmericaSmartAgain
U.S. pork producers are about to be bitten by a second batch of hefty retaliatory tariffs from China and Mexico — and that has some large producers predicting they could lose big money and be forced to invest overseas.
Executives say the pork industry has been expanding in recent years, in part on the expectation of export opportunities that would continue to support growth. However, the threat of a trade war is adding uncertainty and driving fear. One in 4 hogs raised in the U.S. is sold overseas, and the Chinese are the world's top consumers of pork.
"We put a halt on all investment, not just because we will be losing money, but because we don't know if growing in the U.S. is the right move if we won't be an exporting country," said Ken Maschhoff, chairman of Maschhoff Family Foods and co-owner of the nation's largest family-owned pork producer.
Maschhoff said the farm industry has been "asked to be good patriots. We have been. But I don't want to be the patriot who dies at the end of the war. If we go out of business, it's tough to look at my kids and the 550 farm families that look us into the eye and our 1,400 employees."
Mexico imposed a 10 percent tariff on chilled and frozen pork muscle cuts effective June 5, and that import tax is set to double to 20 percent on Thursday. Mexico's retaliatory action followed the Trump administration's duties on imported aluminum and steel.
China, meantime, is scheduled to start collecting an additional 25 percent import duty Friday on American pork products as it targets $34 billion worth of U.S. goods in response to President Donald Trump's action against Beijing for alleged intellectual property theft.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/04/us-pork-producers-brace-for-new-pork-tariffs-from-china-mexico.html
In other news, Canada is set to over take the US as the largest supplier of pork to China.
US Farmers already possess the biggest suicide rates in the country (hard work, incredible stress). Trade wars is the last thing they need.
It isn't that that gets me.
Its that they might do it again
It isn't that that gets me.
Its that they might do it again
and irresponsibly so. his first tweet slammed the price of crude futures, but it quickly recovered when SA denied any "agreement"
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if he tweets out some of this market moving gibberish to give his family a trading edge.