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Oregon farmers sell more than $2 billion in agricultural goods like wheat, hazelnuts, fruits and vegetables and ornamental plants to the global market. Higher tariffs could make prices at the grocery store higher and hurt farm businesses.
Oregon agriculture leaders, farmers brace for retaliatory tariffs
Some of Oregon’s biggest trading partners are striking back after tariffs on imports took effect this Tuesday. Oregon industry leaders say he retaliatory measures could especially hurt the states agriculture industry.
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March 5, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Oregon farmers sell more than $2 billion in agricultural goods like wheat, hazelnuts, fruits and vegetables and ornamental plants to the global market. Higher tariffs could make prices at the grocery store higher and hurt farm businesses.