No Tariffs on Groceries Act prohibits the President from imposing duties on food items without congressional approval.
The No Tariffs on Groceries Act restricts the President's ability to impose duties on food items, including food and drink for humans and animals, components of these items, and agricultural inputs like seeds and fertilizers. The President can only impose such duties if they request and receive specific congressional approval. This restriction does not apply to existing tariff-rate quotas on food items.
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