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Visit to Mexico, 2007

	Johanns Announces New Memorandum of Understanding Re-Establishing U.S.–Mexico Consultative Committee on Agriculture USDA Secretary Johanns and Mexico's Agriculture Secretary Alberto Cardenas and Economy Secretary Eduardo Sojo signed a Memorandum of Understanding to re-establish the U.S.–Mexico Consultative Committee on Agriculture (CCA). Renewal of the CCA is expected to benefit American farmers and consumers, further increasing two-way agricultural trade flows between the United States and Mexico, which topped $20 billion in 2006. (03/06/07) — Secretary Johanns Meets With Mexican Officials And Renews U.S.–Mexico Consultative Committee On Agriculture (03/01/07)
	Consultative Agreement on Agriculture (03/06/07) — English (.pdf) — Espanol (.pdf)
	Strengthening NAFTA Through U.S.–Mexican Cooperation in Agriculture (March 2007;.pdf)
	Remarks of Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns, Luncheon, Mexico National Agricultural Council, Mexico City, Mexico, March 6, 2007
	U.S.–Mexico Trade Page
	North American Free Trade Agreement