Canada needs to strengthen food security before the next tariff shock
Tariffs do not automatically mean higher prices for every food item. But they can increase costs and uncertainty across the food supply chain, from ingredients and packaging to transportation and distribution.
Canada is once again in the middle of a trade war with the United States. Tariffs, retaliation, and negotiations dominate the headlines. Governments are focused on protecting Canadian businesses and workers, and understandably so.
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