The 25% tariffs that originally went into effect March 4 have now been delayed until April 2. 

The associations will work with Jamieson Greer to help support a stable supply chain and global trade for the pet food industry.

The new requirements provide a pathway for US pet food products containing ruminant ingredients to enter the country.

From working with the new Trump administration to advocating for a more stable supply chain, the association hopes to foster continued growth. 

The act aims to increase funding for the Market Access Program (MAP) and Foreign Market Development Program (FMD).

The president issued an order calling for a review of US trade relationships with Canada, China and Mexico. 

The contract was set to expire Jan. 15. 

AFIA, NARA and PFI will receive funds for export market development.

The report discusses potential challenges regarding tariffs and geopolitical conflict.