Policy
Report
Daily Briefing Prepared Exclusively for Informa Economics Clients
The
Informa Economics Policy Report covers on a daily basis key policy
and regulatory matters important to the food and agriculture industry.
Because today’s far-reaching decisions affecting agribusiness and the food
industry no longer come just from the Department of Agriculture, but also
from EPA, FDA, Commerce, and the Interior Department along with the White
House and Congress, the Informa Economics Policy Report is especially
useful to help readers stay abreast of all the issues. It sorts through the
national policy complexities by combining the Informa Washington team's
unique expertise in economic and political analysis with reporting skills of
top-notch journalists into one of the most insightful and informative daily
newsletters in the industry.
The Informa Economics Policy Report provides our readers with daily accurate, reliable and timely information and with analyses of the policies and issues that affect production agriculture. From our perch just outside the nation's capital, our analysts regularly touch base with the oversight committees of Congress and the regulatory agencies of the government that deal with farm and food production. But our focus is wider that farm policy alone. You also will find we pay close attention to other closely related areas such as trade, taxes, transportation and environmental regulation.
Our staff also prides itself on its ability to ferret out, analyze and summarize reports that are of interest to our readers. We regularly scan reports from not only the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but also the General Accounting Office, Federal Reserve Bank, World Trade Organization, United Nations, European Union, National Academy of Sciences and the agriculture departments of our major trading partners and competitors, among others. We also keep a close watch on the reports coming from the nation's academic institutions and foundations and think tanks, many of them based in Washington, D.C. We do the work each week so you and your staff don't need to.
The Informa Economics Policy Report is published 5 days a week, 50 weeks a year, not counting holidays. You have a choice of two delivery options. The first option is to receive the publication in (.pdf.) format via email. The publication will arrive on the date of completion and will allow the reader to get the information much faster than before. A second option is to access The Informa Economics Policy Report via our website: http://www.informaecon.com/scipubs through a subscriber-defined username and password.
Please contact
Jeremy Scherr (Tel. 703.734.8787)
for additional details and pricing...
The
Food & Fiber Letter
A Publication of Informa Economics
Each
week, The Food & Fiber Letter provides our readers with accurate,
reliable and timely information and with analyses of the policies and issues
that affect production agriculture. From our perch just outside the
nation's capital, our analysts regularly touch base with the oversight
committees of Congress and the regulatory agencies of the government that
deal with farm and food production. But our focus is wider that farm policy
alone. You also will find we pay close attention to other closely related
areas such as trade, taxes, transportation and environmental regulation.
Our staff also prides itself on its ability to ferret out, analyze and summarize reports that are of interest to our readers. We regularly scan reports from not only the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but also the General Accounting Office, Federal Reserve Bank, World Trade Organization, United Nations, European Union, National Academy of Sciences and the agriculture departments of our major trading partners and competitors, among others. We also keep a close watch on the reports coming from the nation's academic institutions and foundations and think tanks, many of them based in Washington, D.C. We do the work each week so you and your staff don't need to.
The Food & Fiber Letter is published 48 times a year. You have a choice of two deliver options. The first option is to receive the publication in (.pdf.) format via email. The publication will arrive on the date of completion and will allow the reader to get the information much faster than before. A second option is to access The Food & Fiber Letter via our website: http://www.informaecon.com/scipubs through a subscriber-defined username and password. The annual subscription rate is $445, however, for first time subscribers we offer an introductory annual subscription rate of $395.
(Please note: If you sign up for any of our Washington publications, you may receive a second copy for an additional $100 and a third copy for $50.)
The Food & Fiber Subscription Rates
$445 per year
(renewal subscribers)
