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The United States is already Korea's top supplier of a broad variety of agricultural exports at $2.85 billion ($3.4 billion including fish and forest products) in 2006, making Korea the sixth largest export market for U.S. farm products.

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President George W. Bush addresses his remarks on the economy Friday, May 2, 2008, during his visit to World Wide Technology, Inc. in Maryland Heights, Mo. White House photo by Chris Greenberg

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President Bush Discusses Economy, Trade

Maryland Heights, Missouri (May 2)—President Bush addressed employees at World Wide Systems, Inc. to discuss the economy and pending free trade agreements. He said, “And so I strongly urge the Congress to understand that opening up markets is good for our economy. But I also strongly urge the Congress to understand—whether it would be Colombia or Panama or Korea—that we can't be turning our backs on our allies. This is good economics and it's good national security.” (Transcript)