Trade Minister Tim Groser today welcomed the start of negotiations towards an eight-nation free trade deal which includes the United States, taking place in Melbourne, Australia this week. | Read more
Question posed to Ambassador Kirk about trade negotiations between the US and New Zealand. | Read more
Officials from eight Asia-Pacific nations have begun talks being billed as laying the groundwork for what could become the largest free trade area ever seen | Read more
The U.S. decision to participate in talks on a Trans-Pacific Partnership, starting in Melbourne on Monday, is an "important signal" of the Obama administration's commitment to the Asia Pacific region, according to Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean. | Read more
While US dairy farmers are less than enthusiastic about the start of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade talks in Melbourne on Monday, New Zealand is primed to pounce. | Read more
U.S. dairy farmers are pleading for protection from their counterparts in New Zealand as President Barack Obama's trade negotiators begin talks on a regional agreement in Australia next week. | Read more
Obama to push next week for doubling U.S. exports | Read more
While saying organized labor will not wield veto power over pending George W. Bush-era free-trade agreements, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk would hold out only a heavily conditional hope that Congress might consider the trade pacts by the end of the year. | Read more
Trans-Pacific Partnership: New Zealand Submission to the US International Trade Commission. Presented by Mr Roy Ferguson, New Zealand Ambassador to the United States | Read more
United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk issued a statement today upon the delivery to Congress of President Obama's 2010 Trade Policy Agenda and 2009 Annual Report. | Read more
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