weakening sugar policy and outsourcing more of our sugar production to heavily subsidized global sugar markets would undercut our supply chains, weaken national security, hurt the environment, and cost us family farms here in the U.S.
Thompson warns against weakening U.S. sugar policy and its negative impacts.
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