Greenland Debate Adds New Pressure to U.S.-EU Ag Trade

President Trump’s repeated demands to acquire Greenland upset European leaders. Trump says a framework deal was negotiated with NATO and his tariff threat was pulled back. Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt says the dispute could still slow momentum on agricultural trade, especially for specialty products. “We do around $13 billion worth of exports into the European Union, and we thought we were going to be able to crack some of those markets and open them up,” Truitt said. “That door is maybe not pushed shut, but it’s certainly not wide open like it was just a few months ago.”