California Fresh Fruit Association Welcomes Release of Farm Bill Proposals; Daniel Hartwig Shares


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Thu. May 2nd, 2024 - by Peggy Packer

FRESNO, CA - We received some good news in regard to the Farm Bill yesterday afternoon. The California Fresh Fruit Association (CFFA) announced its support of the two Farm Bill proposals that were issued by Senator Debbie Stabenow and Representative G.T. Thompson, the chairs of the U.S. Senate and House Agriculture Committees.

Daniel Hartwig, President, California Fresh Fruit Association

“CFFA is grateful to Congressman Thompson and Senator Stabenow for their bipartisan leadership in moving the 2024 Farm Bill forward,” President Daniel Hartwig stated. “The Association is a proud member of Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance (SCFBA) which has played a vital role in ensuring that key priorities of the American agriculture industry are included in the 2024 Farm Bill. We look forward to continuing our work with leadership in the House and Senate as framework details become available with hope that a Farm Bill will be signed into law this year.”

The Farm Bill plays a significant role in the agriculture industry while providing Americans with healthy food options, a press release stated. Specialty crops, which include fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, nursery, and greenhouse commodities, contribute significantly to the U.S. economy each year.

The California Fresh Fruit Association has released a statement thanking Congressman Kevin McCarthy for his role in the United States House of Representatives and dedication to the agriculture industry
The California Fresh Fruit Association (CFFA) announced its support of the two Farm Bill proposals that were issued by Senator Debbie Stabenow and Representative G.T. Thompson

CFFA looks forward to continuing its work with SCFBA to help ensure that the needed enhancements are made to Farm Bill programs to maintain a sustainable agricultural industry for years to come.

ANUK will keep you informed as we learn more about the bill.