Lifting tariffs on Mexican tomatoes
Aug. 29, 2019
The United States and Mexico strike a tentative deal to lift tariffs on tomatoes imported from Mexico, but that could mean higher price for consumers. The deal will set minimum prices for some types of tomatoes. Stefanie Smallhouse, president of the Arizona Farm Bureau Federation, talks about the possible deal.
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