Ottawa increases AgriStability cap to help industry as it faces Chinese tariffs
- Philip Zhang, the manager of Saskatchewan's first Chinese barbecue restaurant, highlighted the cultural significance of pork in Chinese celebrations.
- Mark Ferguson, general manager of Sask Pork, stated that Canada exports over half a billion dollars' worth of pork to China, which is a critical market.
- Ben Martins Bartel reported a surge in demand for locally-sourced pork since the tariff announcement.
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Ottawa increases AgriStability cap to help industry as it faces Chinese tariffs
OTTAWA — The Canadian government has announced support for the country’s agriculture sector as it deals with tariffs imposed by China. The federal agriculture department says in a news release that the current payment cap under AgriStability, a program that works similarly to crop insurance, will double to $6 million for the 2025 program year. […]
·Toronto, Canada
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