Poultry Association seeks help from South African government against Trump tariffs
The South African Poultry Association (SAPA) has filed a legal action to force the government to suspend a quota that excluded imports of U.S. poultry from South Africa's anti-dumping tariff, a senior official with the association said on Tuesday.
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The South African Poultry Association (SAPA) has filed a legal action to force the government to suspend a quota that excluded imports of U.S. poultry from South Africa's anti-dumping tariff, a senior official with the association said on Tuesday.
The decision by SAPA was a response to the Trump administration's decision to include South Africa among countries subject to increased U.S. tariffs on their aluminum and steel exports.
Marthinus Stander, chairman of SAPA's broiler organization, said the tariffs violated the agreement that established the tariff in 2015.
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