Dept. of Commerce Ending the Tomato Suspension Agreement will Harm US Consumers, US Businesses, FPAA says
If tomatoes become the next eggs, consumers will pay more, and US jobs and economic development will suffer FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JULY 14, 2025 The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) is disappointed [...]
Tomato Tariffs Threaten Consumer Choice, Prices, and Year-Round Availability
The FPAA and members like SunFed and NatureSweet speak out in today’s Washington Post about the damaging impact of ending the Tomato Suspension Agreement. Read more: https://conta.cc/4lYEHwU
FPAA’s Statement on Intent to Terminate Tomato Suspension Agreement
The FPAA is concerned that American consumers will have to pay significantly more for their preferred vine-ripened, specialty and roma tomatoes if duties of 20.91% go into place July 14 on U.S. importers of [...]
FPAA Held its Annual Spring Policy Summit with Conversations on Trade, Tariffs, and Food Safety
(Tubac, AZ) — The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) recently brought together industry leaders, experts, and partners for its annual Spring Policy Summit, a two-day event full of meaningful conversations about the [...]
Two Days, One Incredible Opportunity for Industry Engagement
Register Now for the FPAA Spring Policy & North American Produce Food Safety Summits Spring is here and so is one of the most important events for the fresh produce [...]
FPAA Gears Up for 2025 Spring Policy Summit & Food Safety Summit in Tubac, AZ
Major topics include Trade, USMCA, Social Responsibility, Ag Water Rule and more (Tubac, AZ) - The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) is finalizing plans for the 2025 Spring [...]