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Trade Brief: Sec. 301 China-Targeting the Maritime, Logistics, and Shipbuilding Sectors for Dominance
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Trade Brief: USMCA Review
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Trump Day One Trade Actions
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2024 Election Report
November 6, 2024 – 2:00 PM ETAll results from the Associated Press SNAPSHOT President Donald Trump decidedly won the presidency, clearing the hurdle of 270 electoral votes early Wednesday morning. Of the swing states, President Trump won Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. The races in Arizona and Nevada have not yet been called. […]
Team Torrey on What to Expect in 2024
What to Expect in 2024 January 2024 The Torrey Advisory Group policy team was asked what they will be watching for in 2024 as it concerns the food and agriculture landscape. As we enter 2024, there is already a significant amount of uncertainty around the ability of Congress to legislate. With appropriations deadlines looming, leadership […]
TAG Insights: The Future of the Farm Bill
The Latest Insights from Team Torrey on the Future of the Farm Bill October 2023 A message from Katie Naessens, Vice President, Torrey Advisory Group Congress is coming to an inflection point – to pass a new farm bill or extend the current authorities and suspend permanent law. The 2018 Farm Bill expired on September […]
TAG Insights: Research & the Farm Bill
The Future of Ag Research & the Farm Bill May 2023 A message from Julie McClure, PhD, Vice President, Torrey Advisory Group The Research Title (Title VII) has historically been a source of bipartisan collaboration within the farm bill with research and innovation enjoying broad support from both sides of the aisle. Lately, it seems […]
MTA Intern Reflection: John Krankota
By: John Krankota December 13, 2022 First, I want to say thank you to the whole team at Torrey Advisory Group for welcoming me into their office and giving me the chance to learn about the world of agricultural policy. Thanks to my time here, I feel like I have progressed by leaps and bounds […]
