Trade
Free and fair trade plays an important role in American commerce. From higher wages for U.S. workers to supporting small businesses and agriculture, trade has a proven record of keeping our economy healthy and vibrant. In South Dakota alone, trade supports 124,000 jobs. In 2013, we exported $3.7 billion worth of products. Trade levels the playing field in the global marketplace so we have the best opportunity to promote American-made goods throughout the world. We should continually be looking for ways to increase trade opportunities.
The bipartisan Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) legislation passed earlier this year was an important first step in establishing clear guidelines that enforce transparency, maintain Congress’ important role in the process and sure South Dakotans’ voices are heard in all trade negotiations.
Latest
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07.01.21
Rounds Statement on USDA Review of “Product of the U.S.A.” Label
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07.01.21
Rounds Joins Bipartisan Letter to Ambassador Tai Highlighting Importance of Reconvening Trade Talks with Taiwan
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06.25.21
Rounds wants South Dakota to lead way on national effort to pressure beef packers
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06.24.21
ICYMI: Rounds Joins Washington Post Live to Discuss the Cattle Market, Ransomware, Infrastructure and Voting Rights
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06.23.21
Rounds Meets with South Dakota Cattle Producer Before Senate Ag Committee Hearing
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06.10.21
Rounds Statement on TransCanada’s Termination of the Keystone XL Pipeline Project
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05.20.21
ICYMI: Rounds Discusses Nationwide Effort with Cattle Producers