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U.S. Tariffs Threaten Canadian Agri-Food Exports

Escalating U.S. tariffs and strained diplomacy are disrupting Canada’s agri-food trade, raising risks for exporters and cross-border retail supply chains.

Tariffs & trade tensions strain Canadian consumer confidence and business outlook: Bank of Canada

Canadians plan to buy local amid trade tensions, while businesses face soft demand, muted hiring, and inflation concerns, says the Bank of Canada.

B.C. exporters offered up to $5K for CUSMA help

Export Navigator offers up to $5,000 to help B.C. exporters meet CUSMA requirements through expert trade services.

Canada’s Food Inflation Climbs as Tariffs Drive Grocery Costs

Canadian food inflation hit 3.4% in August as counter-tariffs and GST policies pushed grocery prices above overall inflation rates.

Prime Minister Carney launches new measures to protect business impacted by tariffs

The government will invest $5 billion through a new fund with flexible terms to help firms in all sectors impacted by tariffs adapt, diversify, and grow.

Canadians Lead Trump Tariff Boycotts, Survey Finds

A Kantar survey shows Canadians are most likely to boycott U.S. products, services, and travel in response to Trump’s tariffs.

U.S. Ends De Minimis Rule, Threatening Canadian Food Exports

The U.S. will scrap its de minimis exemption, disrupting Canadian food exporters and raising barriers for small producers entering the U.S. market.

Tariffs Blamed as Canadian Food Inflation Outpaces CPI

Canada’s food inflation rose 3.3% in July, with tariffs on essentials driving grocery costs higher than overall inflation.

Nearly 1 in 5 small businesses dealing with tariff costs won’t last more than 6 months if nothing changes: CFIB

CFIB said its data shows that the trade war is squeezing small businesses on every front.

Tariffs Push Bick’s Pickles Off Canadian Shelves

Bick’s pickles disappear as tariffs drive up costs, leaving shoppers with fewer choices and higher prices.

Rice Prices in Canada Surge Nearly 50% in 2025 Amid Tariffs and Global Supply Shocks

Canadian rice prices have jumped 48.9% in 2025, driven by tariffs, export limits, and global supply pressures, raising concerns over affordability.

Canada’s Food Sector Faces Hidden Risks Despite 93% Tariff Exemption Claim

Despite claims of 93% tariff-free exports, U.S. trade uncertainty and compliance hurdles leave Canada’s food industry highly vulnerable.

Canada’s Agri-Food Sector Hit by 35% U.S. Tariff After Ottawa Stalls

Canada’s agri-food industry faces a 35% U.S. tariff, raising costs and risking market access after Ottawa missed its chance to negotiate relief.

Hike in U.S. tariffs will harm small businesses in Canada

CFIB is calling on government to release the billions that have been collected by Canada’s retaliatory tariffs

Small Canadian exporters are covering cost of U.S. tariffs: CFIB

CFIB said it sent a letter to the federal government, urging it to consider several options to providing financial relief to businesses.

Canadians readjusting their spending in response to rising tariffs (Video)

Canadians making intentional shifts in their spending

Back-to-School prices set to rise 12–15% as tariffs hit school supplies

School staples like backpacks, lunchboxes, pencils, tech accessories, and even glue sticks are particularly vulnerable, as they often rely on imported inputs

Loblaw increases products carrying ‘T’ symbol impacted by tariffs

In June 2025, food prices in Canada rose by 2.8% compared to last year, said Loblaw

Loblaw’s Per Bank on the latest in tariffs: More products getting “T” symbol

Loblaw companies have increased the number of T symbols indicating products affected by tariffs

Most Canadians say federal tariffs and taxes are driving up cost of living, MEI-Ipsos poll

A significant majority believe that high taxes and retaliatory tariffs are directly contributing to the rising cost of living.

Trump’s latest tariff threat creating uncertainty for Canadian businesses

Trump’s threat of 35% tariffs on Canadian goods, if implemented, would be a massive blow

Canada-U.S. tariff clash reshapes business: Statistics Canada

According to Statistics Canada, “Among all businesses, 7 in 10 (70.0%) reported being either very optimistic or somewhat optimistic about their outlook over the next 12 months.”

Tariff troubles: Inflation coming to a store near you (Opinion)

But as much as the Canadian government has tried to shield The Great White North from tariff trouble, we are about to feel it across the economy.

Canadian Grocery Bills Keep Climbing—Here’s Why [Op-Ed]

Canada’s grocery prices are surging due to tariffs, supply chain shifts, and policy missteps. A deeper look at why food costs keep rising across the country.

Canada Quietly Rolls Back U.S. Food Tariffs

Canada lifted most U.S. food tariffs without public notice. As grocers warn of rising prices, critics call for transparency from Ottawa and the industry.
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