WASHINGTON — Prominent U.S. food and agriculture associations and companies have announced the formation of a coalition that seeks to advance trade relations between the United States and Cuba by ending the embargo policy.
The U.S. Agriculture Coalition for Cuba (USACC) is supported by more than 30 agricultural organizations and companies committed to and united around the opportunity presented by a deeper U.S.-Cuba relationship.
"The historic policy changes announced by the president will take steps to make American farm and products more price competitive, which will expand choices for Cuban shoppers at the grocery store and create. . .
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