After a long-winded process dating back to September 2018, the United States, Canada and Mexico have entered "into a new era of trade."

Canada was the last of the three countries to ratify the trade agreement, which replaces NAFTA.

The recently signed trade deals with Japan and the European Union went into effect on Jan. 1, Trump expects to sign phase one of a deal with China soon.

The trade agreement was first signed in November 2018 and has been strongly supported by leaders in the animal food industry.

The president and CEO of the National Grain and Feed Association explains why it’s time for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement to be ratified.

The letter collected signatures from more than 950 industry organizations.

The organization commended trade officials for removing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and Mexico.

The letter was addressed to majority and minority leaders in both the US Senate and House of Representatives.

Exploring opportunities and challenges beyond the US.

The new North American trade deal to be reviewed by Congress amid threats from President Trump to pull out of NAFTA and uncertain support from a now Democrat-controlled House.