During a Fox News appearance, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick criticized the European Union for its restrictions on American meat imports, claiming they favor weaker European products. He expressed frustration about barriers preventing American goods such as beef, chicken, and lobsters from entering Europe, emphasizing that these restrictions are hypocritical given the strict import conditions placed on American agricultural exports. Lutnick praised President Trump for seeking to rectify these trade imbalances and protect U.S. farmers and manufacturers. The article also notes the E.U.'s regulatory concerns regarding health standards related to American livestock and crops.
During a recent Fox News appearance, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick criticized Europe for not importing American meat, particularly beef, citing European restrictions as unfair.
He emphasized that the European Union’s refusal to import American products like beef, chicken, and lobsters reflects double standards, accusing Europe of hindering American agriculture.
Lutnick also expressed frustration over the U.S. allowing foreign imports while American products face barriers, stating that President Trump aims to correct this imbalance.
According to Lutnick, the European Union's strict regulations on American agricultural products stem from concerns about health and safety, specifically regarding pesticides and growth hormones.
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