Domestic Peanut Prices Fall; Minister Chen Jun-ji Says Unrelated to US-Taiwan Tariff Agreement
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Taiwan's Agriculture Minister Chen Jun-ji denied media reports linking the drop in first-crop peanut prices to the US-Taiwan Agreement on Trade (ART). He stated that current tariff policies remain unchanged and that false information should not be used to manipulate farm-gate prices. The ministry will launch investigations into deliberate rumors.
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- Q: Why did peanut prices drop?
- A: The Ministry of Agriculture attributes it to misinformation from some traders concerned about increased US imports.
- Q: What measures is the Ministry taking?
- A: Investigating false information, introducing group cultivation systems, and establishing the Taiwan Peanut Label (announcement expected mid-July).
- Q: Is the US-Taiwan trade agreement affecting current prices?
- A: The Minister stated the agreement is not yet implemented and tariffs remain unchanged, so there is no impact.