Canada's U.S. Food Boycott Reshapes a $Billion Farm Supply Chain Across Borders

Canada's consumer boycott of U.S. food products is causing Canadian supermarkets to shift sourcing toward domestic and alternative international suppliers, reducing U.S. fresh produce market share. This change risks permanent disruptions to U.S. agricultural export supply chains despite ongoing trade tensions and Canadian investments in domestic production capacity.

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