Since July, this policy is estimated to have cost more than $250 million. Keep in mind that we were told this program would operate at zero cost. The reform called for by this resolution would make a modest change to U.S. sugar policy while still maintaining a safety net for U.S. sugar farmers and processors. Please join me in supporting this commonsense resolution. Express support for this reasonable reform.
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