The chairs of the recently inaugurated United States Congressional Coffee Caucus issued a letter with bipartisan support to the head of the U.S. trade agency urging coffee to be…
Bipartisan Letter From U.S. Reps Urges Coffee’s Exemption from Tariffs
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