Canada’s maple syrup industry is facing potential challenges due to ongoing threats of U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports. Although the current tariffs are in a 30-day pause, the uncertainty has raised concerns among producers and stakeholders within the sector.
In response to these developments, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to host a meeting on February 7 with key business leaders. The focus of the meeting will be on strategies to diversify trade channels and bolster the Canadian economy against potential disruptions caused by tariff impositions.
The outcome of this meeting is expected to shape the future of Canada's trade policies and provide much-needed support to industries vulnerable to international trade tensions.
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Canada’s maple syrup industry could be hit from U.S. tariff threats
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