Effect of Grain Imports on U.S. Commodity Programs and Markets: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Wheat, Soybeans, and Feed Grains of the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session, November 18, 1991U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 83 Seiten |
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agricultural commodity approach Association of Wheat barley BILL SARPALIUS Canada Canadian grain Canadian Grain Commission Canadian Wheat Board CENSKY Chairman companies Congress Congressman CONTRACTORS DAN GLICKMAN DOMESTIC ORIGIN REQUIREMENTS Dreyfus Corporation Durum wheat EBBITT elevator end-use certificates farm bill farm programs Feed Grains foreign content foreign grain Free-Trade Agreement GLICKMAN going grain moving grain producers grain trade handling system hearing impacts imported grain imports from Canada increased issue levels MARLENEE metric tons million bushels million tons monitor National Grain North Dakota November 18 origin grain PAT ROBERTS PETERSON PETROWSKI problem question RIVINIUS set-aside shipments Soybeans Subcommittee on Wheat subsidies suppliers Thank total U.S. Trade Agreement transit billing U.S. agricultural U.S. commodity programs U.S. Customs Service U.S. durum U.S. farm U.S. farmers U.S. market U.S. producers U.S. supplies U.S. wheat U.S.-origin grain U.S.-origin requirement Ukraine USDA warehouseman Wheat Growers wheat imports wheat products
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Seite 54 - Administration is committed to achieving a successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, under the auspices of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
Seite 40 - I find should be permitted entry to carry out the purposes of section 22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933, as amended.
Seite 19 - Thank you, Mr. Chairman. That concludes my statement and I will be happy to attempt to answer any questions members of the subcommittee may have on it.
Seite 57 - SUBCOMMITTEES ON DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS, RESEARCH AND FOREIGN AGRICULTURE; TOBACCO AND PEANUTS; AND WHEAT, SOYBEANS AND...
Seite 61 - WERE NOT REQUIRED TO OBTAIN DOMESTIC ORIGIN CERTIFICATIONS FROM THEIR SUPPLIERS. ALSO, THESE CONTRACTORS DID NOT ALWAYS KEEP THE PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY RECORDS OR HAVE ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES NECESSARY TO PROVE THAT DOMESTIC ORIGIN REQUIREMENTS WERE MET.
Seite 1 - ... West Memphis, Ark. Representative Bill Alexander (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding. Present : Representative Alexander, Richard Barton, staff director of Postal Service Subcommittee, Ray Coultrap, minority staff member of Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Mr. ALEXANDER. The subcommittee will come to order. Before we begin, I would like to introduce several people who are here today, that have come long distances for the purpose of this hearing. First, the people from my staff that...
Seite 50 - Such documentation does not, of course, constitute absolute proof of the US origin of the commodity. The primary reason is that the supplier (or the Chamber) in question cannot normally trace the origin of the exported commodities to the various producers who may have been involved at the beginning of the sometimes long marketing chain. Exporters...
Seite 18 - An objective of our review was to determine whether contractors supplying vegetable oil to CCC were complying with contract requirements that the oil be processed from commodities produced in the United States or its possessions. Because some...
Seite 59 - OUR REVIEW WAS TO DETERMINE WHETHER CONTRACTORS SUPPLYING VEGETABLE OIL TO CCC WERE COMPLYING WITH CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS THAT THE OIL BE PROCESSED FROM COMMODITIES PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES OR ITS POSSESSIONS. BECAUSE SOME...
Seite 75 - US ports, thus undermining program intent. Although the current level of wheat imports may seem to be relatively insignificant in the total US wheat situation, the significance of durum imports is much more dramatic. Durum wheat imports, which come primarily from Canada, have grown from zero in the mid-1 980's to 20 million bushels this year. The influx of Canadian durum and processed durum products from other sources is now equivalent to nearly 20 percent of total US durum production, 40 percent...