>>>Economies of scale will give the USA a big advantage there. We'd have the equivalent of Walmart bulldozing its way into every market with low pricing designed to destroy competitors.
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>Sort of like Chinese manufacturers, you mean?
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>FWIW, tiny New Zealand produces top quality foodstuffs at a fraction of the cost of most trading partners and dominates international dairy trade, but is locked out of many markets by... you guessed it: tariffs, quotas and subsidies. The EU is not NZ's friend and nor is the US when it comes to NZ's food exports.


I bought some kiwis last week and to my surprise they were labeled "Grown in Italy" - What?