U.S. Department of Agriculture

Explore the U.S. Department of Agriculture's role in international trade, domestic food policies, and how shifting U.S.-Cuba relations impact exports and food stamps.

Unusual Stowaway: Live Ants Found Inside Robot Vacuum by U.S. Customs

Published on 10/18/2026

Immigration Raids Disrupt U.S. Meat Production, Driving Up Supply Chain Costs

Published on 9/30/2026

Over Three Million People Lose Food Stamps in the U.S.: How Many Are Affected in Florida?

Published on 5/1/2026

New SNAP Requirements and Cuts Impact Millions in the U.S.

Published on 2/3/2026

U.S. Pork Exports to Cuba Reach Unprecedented Levels Since 1970

Published on 12/13/2025

U.S. Sends Strong Message Ahead of Annual U.N. Vote on Cuba Embargo

Published on 10/25/2025

The American "Blockade" of Cuba: The Misleading Narrative and the Facts Behind It

Published on 10/24/2025

Potential Suspension of SNAP Benefits Looms as U.S. Government Shutdown Persists

Published on 10/22/2025

Food Stamp Changes Now in Effect Across the United States

Published on 9/4/2025

U.S. Exports to Cuba Reach New Heights Since 2023

Published on 8/10/2025

Cuban Food Imports from the U.S. Surpass $200 Million in Five Months

Published on 7/20/2025

Cubans in the U.S. React to Suspension of Food Stamp Benefits

Published on 4/7/2025

Trump Administration Claims Success in Lowering Gas and Egg Prices

Published on 3/19/2025

Egg Shortage Drives Up Restaurant Prices in the U.S.

Published on 2/6/2025

Cuba’s Chicken Imports from the U.S. Drop in Early 2024

Published on 9/9/2024

Drop in U.S. Chicken Exports to Cuba in 2024

Published on 8/8/2024