US President Donald Trump has issued a proclamation extending duty-free access for certain Israeli agricultural products through the end of 2026, the White House said. The extension continues long-standing provisions under the US-Israel Free Trade Agreement (USIFTA), first signed in 1985 and implemented by Congress later that year. The move maintains reciprocal trade concessions between the two countries while permanent modifications to a 2004 agricultural trade agreement are finalised, according to the proclamation.
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