CUSMA Stability Remains Critical for North American Pork Industry, Says Polar Pork’s Florian Possberg

The future of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) has become a renewed topic of discussion across North America’s pork sector following the United States’ decision not to extend the agreement for another 16-year term.

While the decision does not immediately change trading conditions, it triggers the agreement’s scheduled review process and opens the possibility that any participating country could withdraw from the trade pact with six months’ notice.

For pork producers whose businesses rely on integrated North American supply chains, maintaining predictable and open trade remains essential.