CASE Op-ed – The Hill: Reforming International Trade is Essential for Biden Admin. — And Sugar Should Be a Test Case
Gerard Scimeca Co-founder, CASE March 29th, 2021 The U.S. sugar industry for years has been hammered by a cascade of...
CASE Op-ed – Inside Sources: Sugar Farmers Feel Pain of Foreign Subsidies
Gerard Scimeca – Chairman, CASE June 3 2020 Amid the maelstrom of the coronavirus pandemic, America’s farmers are beyond essential,...
CASE Op-ed – Issues & Insights: Farmers’ Plight Shows Why We Need To End Foreign Sugar Subsidies
Gerard Scimeca – Chairman, CASE March 5, 2020 New projections by the U.S. Department of Agriculture underscore that 2020 will...
Legislators Strike Sour Tone with Sugar Reform Bill
Gerard Scimeca – Chairman, CASE November 1, 2019 This month a handful of legislators in the House and Senate introduced...
CASE Joins Free-Market Coalition Calling on Congress to Support ‘Zero-for-Zero’ Policy to End World Sugar Subsidies
February 4, 2019 (Arlington, Virginia) — Today CASE joined in a coalition letter nine free-market groups calling on Congress...
.@POTUS’ IRA is driving up Part D premiums for millions of Medicare beneficiaries, yet Dems like @SenSanders continue to help tout this disastrous legislation. The Biden-Harris @WhiteHouse is misleading the public on their policy’s real impact.
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!
CASE Letter Urges FDA & FTC to Scrutinize Deal Between L’Oréal and Galderma -- "Both companies are currently under investigation or facing sizable lawsuits from claims that they have used harmful chemicals in their products."
https://caseforconsumers.org/2024/10/21/case-letter-urges-fd...
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!