US SB3229

Prohibits the President from imposing duties or tariff-rate quotas on food articles unless Congress first approves through a joint resolution

Exempts antidumping and countervailing duties under Title VII of the Tariff Act of 1930 from the restriction

Defines "article of food" broadly to include human food, animal feed, agricultural commodities, food packaging materials, seeds, fertilizers, manures, and agro-chemicals

Requires the President to submit a formal request to Congress before imposing any food-related tariff, with Congress having 45 days to introduce a joint resolution of approval

Establishes expedited congressional procedures for considering joint resolutions of approval, following the framework in Section 152 of the Trade Act of 1974