The Securing American Agriculture Act mandates annual assessments on U.S. dependency on critical agricultural products from China.
The Securing American Agriculture Act requires the Secretary of Agriculture to annually assess U.S. dependency on critical agricultural products or inputs from China. These assessments must address domestic production capacity and potential supply chain vulnerabilities. The bill also mandates recommendations to mitigate threats from China to the supply chains of critical inputs, including agricultural equipment, fuel, fertilizers, feed, veterinary drugs, crop protection chemicals, and seed.
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