Illinois officials share concerns tariffs will impact state’s agricultural sector – Center Square

Agricultural products like soybeans, corn and pork made up the majority of Illinois' exports to China last year, comprising nearly $1.5 billion. According to the USDA Global Agricultural Trade System, in 2024 Illinois accounted for over $12.4 billion of agricultural product exports, including $3.6 billion worth of products to Mexico ($2.5 billion) and Canada ($2.1 billion).
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Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago

Illinois officials need to pull their collective heads out and realize that counties that buy from us need to and have to. Where else are they going to get the commodities they need? Russia? India? Vietnam? Time to quit the doormat diplomacy of Obama/ Biden ( in which the US was the doormat ) and grow a pair.

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