Pittsburgh-area candy-makers, stuck with high sugar prices, cry foul over obscure farm subsidy program
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
By: Daniel Moore
November 3, 2019
Forget Canada’s dairy producers, the U.S. ‘sugar cartel’ has secured an even sweeter deal
Financial Post
By: Naomi Powell
September 17, 2018
Opinion: The U.S. Spends $4 Billion A Year Subsidizing ‘Stalinist-Style’ Domestic Sugar Production
MarketWatch
By: Vincent H. Smith
June 25, 2018
Podcast: America’s Outdated and Outrageous Federal Sugar Policy
Center for Individual Freedom
Speaker: Karen Kerrigan, President and CEO, Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council
June 15, 2018
The Farm Bill and the sugar program: Time for reform
American Enterprise Institute
By: Vincent H. Smith
June 14, 2018
There’s Nothing Sweet About Sugar Cartels
The Lowell Sun
By: Independent Bakers’ Association
June 11, 2018
Taxpayers and consumers alike should cheer defeat of the farm bill
The Hill
By: Alison Acosta Winters and Mary Kate Hopkins, Americans for Prosperity
June 7, 2018
Letters: Farm Bill Do-Over
Chambersburg Public Opinion
By: Ryan Alexander, Taxpayers for Common Sense
June 6, 2018
Sugar Tariffs May Sink Icon
The Telegraph
By: The Editorial Board
May 30, 2018
Good Riddance To A Bad Farm Bill
The Gainesville Sun
By: Editorial Board
May 23, 2018
Collin Peterson’s Sweet Victory
The Hagstrom Report
By: Jerry Hagstrom
May 23, 2018
The Sugar Swamp Remains Undrained
Cato Institute
By: Colin Grabow
May 21, 2018
Sugar Subsidies Should Go – Consumers And Candy Manufacturers Would Benefit
The Heartland Institute
By: H. Sterling Burnett and Matthew Glans
May 17, 2018
Editorial: The Sugar Program Is No Treat
Chicago Tribune
By: Editorial Board
May 16, 2018
Q&A: Farm Bill Policies Benefit Wealthy Farmers, Hurt Taxpayers
The Daily Signal
By: Daren Bakst, Katrina Trinko, and Daniel Davis
May 16, 2018
Sandbox: Nothing Sweet About Sugar Subsidy
EasyReaderNews
By: Margarita Rodriguez
May 16, 2018
Dispelling Claims By Farm Subsidy Proponents
The Daily Signal
By: Daren Bakst
May 16, 2018
Watchdog Calls For Congress To Vote For Reform Of Wasteful And Expensive Sugar Program
Taxpayers Protection Alliance
By: David Williams
May 16, 2018
Conservatives See Farm Bill’s Sugar Program As Too Sweet
The Wall Street Journal
By: Kristina Peterson and Heather Haddon
May 16, 2018
A Chance For Sugar Welfare Reform
The Wall Street Journal
By: Editorial Board
May 15, 2018
Republican Farm Bill May Come With A Revamp Of U.S. Sugar Policy
Bloomberg
By: Erik Wasson and Alan Bjerga
May 15, 2018
Editorial: Congress’ Sugar Daddies
Albany Times Union
By: Editorial Board
May 15, 2018
Critical Amendments For The House Farm Bill
The Daily Signal
By: Daren Bakst
May 15, 2018
U.S. Sugar Policy Stuck In A 20th Century Time Warp
Townhall
By: Larry Hart, American Conservative Union
May 15, 2018
Editorial: U.S. House Should End Sweet Deal For Big Sugar
Tampa Bay Times
By: Editorial Board
May 14, 2018
Farm Bill Should Reform More Than Food Stamps
Alabama Today
By: Philip Kerpen, American Commitment
May 14, 2018
The Problems In The Farm Bill Go Way Beyond Sugar
The Washington Post
By: Editorial Board
May 13, 2018
Foxx Pitches Legislation As Means To End Federal Welfare For U.S. Sugar Producers
Winston-Salem Journal
By: Richard Craver
May 11, 2018
Commentary: Subsidies Help BIg Sugar While Hurting Consumers And The Economy
The Heartland Institute
By: Matthew Glans
May 11, 2018
U.S. Sugar Policy: A Bitter Pill For Americans
National Review
By: U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx and Grover Norquist
May 11, 2018
Other Politicians Should Follow Ron DeSantis’s Lead In Draining The Farm Bill Swamp
The Federalist
By: Tim Chapman
May 11, 2018
Help Florida, Nation: Reform Sugar Program | Editorial
Sun Sentinel
By: Editorial Board
May 10, 2018
Reforming The Sugar Subsidy Will Strengthen The Farm Bill
American For Tax Reform
By: Alex Hendrie
May 10, 2018
White House Meeting Set, Farmers, Chefs Lobbying On Bill
The Hagstrom Report
May 10, 2018
6 Ways the House Farm Bill Betrays Perdue’s Principles
Environmental Working Group’s AgMag
By: Scott Faber
May 7, 2018
Sugar Subsidies: A Bitter Pill For The States To Swallow
American Legislative Exchange Council
By: Karla Jones
May 7, 2018
Republicans Can Either Reform The Sugar Program, Or Confirm That Liberals Are Right About Them
Washington Examiner
By: Timothy P. Carney
May 1, 2018
The Sugar Program Is Not Such A Sweet Deal For Americans
The American Spectator
By: Andrew Wilford
May 1, 2018
Farm bill’s out-of-control subsidies are more about cronyism than a safety net
Washington Times
By: Daren Bakst
April 30, 2018
Sugar Subsidies Are Killing Small Businesses
RealClearPolicy
By: Karen Kerrigan
April 30, 2018
Sour deal for consumers
The Scranton Times-Tribune
By: Ross Marchand
April 23, 2018
House Must Protect Taxpayer Interests in Next Farm Bill
The Hill
By: Daren Bakst
April 19, 2018
Letter: Area sugar producers are anything but eco-friendly
Treasure Coast
By: June Downs
April 19, 2018
Sweet Talk: Time for Congress to Have a Conversation on Sugar Policy
Freedom Works
By: Daniel Savickas
April 18, 2018
Op-Ed: Florida would benefit from paring back sugar program
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
By: Clark Packard
April 17, 2018
Commentary: Time To End Sugar Subsidies And Political Payoffs
Orlando Sentinel
By: Scott Maxwell
April 17, 2018
Uncle Sam’s surprising role: Sugar cartel kingpin
Washington Examiner
By: Colin Grabow, Cato Institute
April 16, 2018
Business owners to Congress: Reform the sugar program
Reno Gazette Journal
By: Joe Dutra
April 13, 2018
Sugar Policy Due For Reform | Our View
Treasure Coast
By: Editorial Board
April 12, 2018
The next farm bill should revolutionize agriculture policy
Des Moines Register
By: Daren Bakst, The Heritage Foundation
April 12, 2018
Candy-Coated Cartel: Time To Kill The U.S. Sugar Program
Cato Institute
By: Colin Grabow
April 10, 2018
Editorial: Don’t Miss Chance To Reform The U.S. Sugar Program
Orlando Sentinel
By: Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board
April 6, 2018
Americans Continue to Pay More for Sugar
Citizens Against Government Waste
By: Allen Johnson
April 5, 2018
U.S. Sugar Policy: Not a Sweet Deal for Small Business
By: Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
April 4, 2018
LTE: Goodlatte Supports Farm Community
Daily News-Record
By: Bruce Hart
April 2, 2018
Environmentalists Ask Sen. Nelson: Will You Support Sugar Policy Reform? | Eve Samples
TCPalm
By: Eve Samples
March 30, 2018
Hershey, Environmentalists Push to End Sugar Subsidies
Bloomberg Business
By: Adam Allington
March 30, 2018
OPINION: Farm Bill Must Keep In Mind Texas Food Manufacturers
The Gilmer Mirror
By: Lori Krieger
March 29, 2018
OPINION: The Easter Bunny May Not Be Real, But Sugar Protectionism Is
The Daily Caller
By: Ross Marchand
March 28, 2018
New Alliance Seeks Change In Sugar Program
Food Business News
By: Ron Sterk
March 22, 2018
Farm Bill Offers Hope To End Costly Sugar Program
InsideSources
By: Ross Marchand
March 20, 2018
Alliance For Fair Sugar Policy Forms With Goal Of Modernizing U.S. Sugar Program
Candy Industry
By: Alyse Thompson
March 20, 2018
Spangler Candy Joins Call For Sugar Reform
The Bryan Times
By: Josh Ewers
March 20, 2018
Sweetener users to emphasize manufacturing workers
The Hagstrom Report
March 19, 2018
Sugar Subsidies Under Attack Again In Washington
Tampa Bay Times
By: Alex Leary
March 19, 2018
Another Voice: This Year’s Farm Bill Must Fix Sugar Policy
The Buffalo News
By: George Stege, Ford Gum Company
March 15, 2018
‘Big League’ Brand Has Kept Akron Plant Alive
The Daily News
By: Jim Krencik
March 10, 2018
High Sugar Prices Sour Competition
WBFO
By: Chris Caya
March 9, 2018
Local Restaurant Owners Seek Sugar Reform
Our Weekly
By: Rosalie Genus, Shabazz Bakery
March 8, 2018
Blog: Heritage Action Supports the Sugar Policy Modernization Act (H.R. 4265 / S. 2086)
By: Heritage Action for America
March 2, 2018
OPINION: Federal Sugar Subsidies a Bitter Pill for New Jersey to Swallow
Save Jersey
By: Erica Jedynak
February 28, 2018
Country’s Sugar Subsidy Program Is Obsolete And Should Be Scrapped
Poughkeepsie Journal
By: Steven Effron, EFCO Products
February 28, 2018
As I See It: ‘Sugar Cartel’s’ Not So Sweet Impact on Worcester’s Small Businesses
Telegram.com
By: W. Stuart Loosemore
February 28, 2018
Opinion: Congress Can Take a Big Step to Help N.J. Food Industry
NorthJersey.com
By: Michael G. Rosenberg
February 27, 2018
Taxpayers Protection Alliance’s David Williams Discusses Sugar Reform (Video)
WBFF Fox45
February 27, 2018
Time To End Sugar’s Sweet Deal (Audio)
By: Ross Marchand, Taxpayers Protection Alliance
February 23, 2018
Federal Sugar Subsidies: Not Sweet News For Texas
By: Timothy Lee, Center for Individual Freedom
February 22, 2018
Coalition Letter: Support the Sugar Policy Modernization Act of 2017
By: Council for Citizens Against Government Waste
February 21, 2018
It’s Time to End Cronyism in the U.S. Sugar Program
By: ALEC Action
February 21, 2018
Subsidy Program Hurts Local Bakers and Cafes
By: Jessica Angeles, Horchata Mexican Food and Bakery
February 16, 2018
Special Interest’s Sweet Deal
The Hill
By: U.S. Reps. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) and Danny K. Davis (D-ILL.)
February 14, 2018
CNY Cookie Maker: Reform US Sugar Subsidies (Commentary)
Syracuse.com
By: Peter Hess
February 13, 2018
Sugar Subsidies Are Anything But Sweet
Washington Examiner
By: Yael Ossowski
February 6, 2018
Congress Can Help Proud California Industry
Inland Empire
By: Nadi Soltan
January 31, 2018
Support Taxpayers and Consumers: Reform U.S. Sugar Policy Now
Americans For Tax Reform
By: Olivia Grady
January 26, 2018
Federal Sugar Policies Hurting Local Businesses
Inland Empire Community News
By: Angel David Ortiz
January 26, 2018
Federal Sugar Subsidies: Not Sweet News For Texas
Texas GOP Vote
By: Timothy Lee
January 26, 2018
McCaskill Praised for Move to Reform Sugar Subsidy Program
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
By: Tim Fogerty
January 25, 2018
This Policy In The Next Farm Bill Could Make Sugar Prices Skyrocket
The Daily Caller
By: Ross Marchand
January 24, 2018
It’s Time for Congress to Pass Sugar Policy Modernization Act
West Windsor Patch
By: Jim Harrington
January 21, 2018
Federal Sugar Subsidies: Not Very Sweet
Center for Individual Freedom
By: Timothy H. Lee
January 18, 2018
OPINION: Congress Should Keep Its Promises To Taxpayers In The Next Farm Bill
The Hill
By: Leslie Paige
December 19, 2017
OPINION: Big Sugar’s ‘Zero For Zero’ Scam
Washington Examiner
By: David Williams
December 16, 2017
OPINION: Sugar Policy Reform: Stop Paying Off The Plantation Owners
Washington Examiner
By: Ted Ellis
December 4, 2017
Legislation Introduced To Reform Sugar Program
Food Business News
By: Ron Sterk
November 8, 2017
Ohio Candy Makers Sour On Federal Sugar Support Program
Cleveland.com
By: Sabrina Eaton
October 12, 2017
OPINION: End Tangle Of Sugar Price Supports That Bow To Crony Capitalism
Orlando Sentinel
By: John Downs
September 1, 2017
Toomey, Dent Dispute Trump’s Sweet View Of Sugar Deal
The Morning Call
By: Laura Olson
July 2, 2017
Editorial: Trump’s New Sugar High
The Wall Street Journal
By: The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board
June 12, 2017
Editorial: Good News: The U.S. and Mexico Agreed on a Sugar Deal. But That’s Bad News, Too.
The Washington Post
By: The Washington Post Editorial Board
June 11, 2017
Mexico Sugar Deal Hard to Swallow for Last U.S. Candy Cane Maker
Reuters
By: Chris Prentice
June 9, 2017
Will You Be Paying More for Sugar This Year?
Marketplace
By: Jana Kasperkevic
June 9, 2017
The Sugar Wars are Still Raging, and this Candy Maker is Just Trying to Hold On
The Houston Chronicle
By: Lydia DePillis
June 9, 2017
Why Americans Pay More for Sugar
The Washington Post
By: Caitlin Dewey
June 8, 2017
Zero-For-Zero Sugar Reform: Offer Zero, Get Zero
Cato Institute
Blog by Daniel R. Pearson, Senior Fellow, Trade Policy Studies, CATO Institute
April 10, 2017
Scuse: Sugar Program is Getting ‘More Complex’
POLITICO Morning Agriculture
By: Jenny Hopkinson
February 27, 2017
Congress Should Dump the U.S. Sugar Program this Valentines Day.
Americans for Tax Reform
Blog by Daniel Uzi Frydman, Americans for Tax Reform
February 14, 2017
Cut Corporate Taxes and Corporate Welfare
Townhall
Op-ed by Chris Edwards, editor of DownsizingGovernment.org at the Cato Institute
February 3, 2017