This period of restrictions ended June 1 when many of the measures were lifted in Turkey as the country’s fight against the virus was proven effective and the spread of the disease was brought under control.hazel
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Turkey’s exports decreased by 33.2% in the March-May period when the effects of the coronavirus outbreak became visible in the economy, while the greatest loss in foreign sales was recorded in the automotive industry.Ī series of measures were launched in Turkey, especially at the beginning of the second half of March when the first virus cased emerged in the country, in line with the global restrictions to prevent the virus spread, which eventually stalled businesses to a certain extent. Buddy Carter (R-GA), Tom Cole (R-OK), Frank Lucas (R-OK), Tom Rice (R-SC), Austin Scott (R-GA), and Sanford Bishop (D-GA). Collins and the members wrote.Īlso signing the letter were U.S. “Lowering the tariff on pecans would provide the Indian people with more economical access to tree nut varieties, while providing a much-needed economic boost to rural America,” Rep. pecans is 36 percent, which is higher than its 10 percent rate for pistachios and almonds, according to the congressmen, who wrote that decreasing these tariffs would allow American pecan farmers to better compete in the international market. “Gaining access to new markets for pecans will help ease the pain while orchards are replanted and a trade deal is negotiated with China,” they wrote.
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.Īmerican pecan producers have faced many challenges due to rising imports from Mexico, Chinese tariffs, natural disasters like Hurricane Michael, and the COVID-19 pandemic, according to their letter. Collins and the lawmakers wrote in an Oct. agricultural products, specifically pecans,” Rep. “As you continue discussions with Prime Minister Modi’s administration to reach a trade deal and potentially reinstate India’s Generalized System of Preference Status, we would like to stress the importance of removing existing barriers to the export of U.S. Doug Collins (R-GA) joined a bipartisan group of more than 30 colleagues in urging the Trump administration to prioritize a reduction in India’s tariffs on American pecans.
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