DOA gives $10 million for agricultural trade promotion
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Manufacturing News, Source : TheManufacturer.com
Published : 16 Aug 2002 20:37
The Department of Agriculture (DOA) has allocated an extra $10 million to 65 agricultural trade associations to assist in the promotion of their products overseas.
The Market Access Program has already received $90 million this year and is part of the 2002 Farm Bill passed by Congress. The Farm Bill aims to increase the program budget to $200 million by 2006.
Associations to receive funding include the California Prune Board, for $183,247, the American Sheep Industry, for $100,245, and the National Potato Promotion Board, for $209,263.
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