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Agriculture This Week: Chinese tariffs seem solvable even as Trump rages

Tariffs are a major concern for Canadian agriculture, affecting sales and supply chains due to political reasons and trade disagreements with the U.S. And China.
China currently imposes a 100 percent tariff on Canadian canola oil and meal in response to Canadian tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and metals.
Trevor Jones highlights tariffs and innovation as key priorities for his role as Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness in Ontario.
Jones stated that supporting primary producers is essential in response to the tariff situation.

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Tariffs top new Ag Minister Jones' priority list

Tariffs and growing trade markets for Ontario's agriculture sector are two of the top priorities for the province's newly appointed Agriculture Minister.

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Agriculture This Week: Chinese tariffs seem solvable even as Trump rages

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