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Canadian Pork Producers Impacted by Trade Dispute Between Canada and China

Canadian pork producers are facing new trade challenges after China imposed retaliatory tariffs in response to Canada’s recent measures targeting Chinese electric vehicles and metal imports. The new tariffs include a 25% duty on Canadian pork exports to China, creating uncertainty for an industry already navigating volatile global trade dynamics.

Florian Possberg, a partner with Polar Pork Farms, says the dispute underscores a troubling trend where agriculture becomes collateral damage in broader geopolitical conflicts.

The move also includes 100% tariffs on Canadian canola oil, oil cakes, and peas, further escalating the pressure on Canadian agriculture. China remains one of the largest pork-consuming nations globally, and access to that market has long been valuable for Canadian producers.

Possberg noted that while the impact may not be as severe as past trade disputes involving the U.S., the consequences for Canadian pork exporters are still significant

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