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Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

South Dakota Governor Noem signed legislation banning companies from six adversarial countries, including China, from owning agricultural land, with an exemption for Smithfield Foods.
Smithfield Foods is a major Chinese-owned employer in South Dakota, controlled by members of the Chinese Communist Party, exporting pork back to China.
The new law bans companies from Russia, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela, except for specific livestock feeding operations.

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The Daily Caller

Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

Kristi Noem told the DCNF a CCP-tied pork company was a threat to national security; she signed legislation that will allow it to lease agricultural land.

1 month ago·Washington, United States

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The Epoch Times

Gov. Kristi Noem Raises Concerns Over China Ownership of US Agricultural Land

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has expressed alarm over the growing ownership of U.S. agricultural land by Chinese entities, saying that China could be planning to “buy up our entire food supply chain.” During a March 20 House hearing about “the danger China poses to American agriculture,” Ms. Noem said that she has witnessed China buying up U.S. fertilizer companies, food processing systems, and now U.S. farmland. “Over the years, I have witness…

1 month ago·New York, United States

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Kristi Noem signed law exempting huge Chinese Communist-tied company from land-leasing ban | WND | by Around the Web

Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed legislation earlier this month banning companies based in six adversarial countries, including China, from owning or leasing agricultural land that contains a carveout for a major Chinese-owned employer in her state.

1 month ago·Medford, United States

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Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

by Robert Schmad at CDN - Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed legislation earlier this month banning companies based in six adversarial countries, including China, from owning or leasing agricultural land that contains a carveout for a major Chinese-owned employer in her state. The law included a provision that allows Smithfield Foods to continue leasing land … Click to read the rest HERE-> Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive …

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Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

Gov. Kristi Noem Raises Concerns Over China Ownership of US Agricultural Land

Gov. Kristi Noem Raises Concerns Over China Ownership of US Agricultural Land

Kristi Noem signed law exempting huge Chinese Communist-tied company from land-leasing ban | WND | by Around the Web

Kristi Noem signed law exempting huge Chinese Communist-tied company from land-leasing ban | WND | by Around the Web

Kristi Noem Signed Law Exempting Massive Chinese Communist-Linked Company From Land Leasing Ban

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