U.S. says Japan to buy $8 billion in American farm, food products

U.S. says Japan to buy $8 billion in American farm, food products

Japan will purchase $8 billion in U.S. farm and food goods, such as corn, soybeans, fertilizer and bioethanol, under a new trade deal, the White House said Wednesday.

Council Reacts to U.S. – Japan Strategic Trade and Investment Agreement - Oklahoma Farm Report

President Donald J. Trump announced a landmark economic agreement with Japan—one of America’s closest allies and most important trading partners, reflecting the strength of the relationship between the countries. The agreement includes more than $550 billion in new investment by Japan into core American industries. The agreement also includes Japan purchasing $8 billion in U.S.

Japan agrees to purchase $8 billion in US agricultural goods in landmark trade deal

Historic agreement includes significant commitments for corn, soybeans and biofuels, strengthening position of American grain exporters in key Asian market.