By Barbara Olejnik
Poultry Times staff
bolejnik@poultrytimes.com
WASHINGTON — U.S. and Chinese negotiations for a trade agreement between the two countries have hit a road block as envoys for the two nations have halted talks.
Trade talks were set to continue when China's top negotiator, Vice Premier Liu He, arrived in Washington on May 9 for the latest round of discussions.
Those talks, however, ended with nothing forthcoming on any agreement.
The result was an increase in tariffs from each country on the other nation's products.
The U.S. raised import taxes on $200 billion of. . .
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