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U.S. tariffs sour outlook for Canadian sugar and candy companies

Canadian sugar and confectionary companies are at risk from new U.S. tariffs because over 80% of their sales go to the U.S. Market.
In 2024, Canada exported $5.3 billion in sugar and confectionary products to the United States, indicating the sector's dependence on American sales.
The tariffs would have a 'significant adverse impact' on Canadian company Rogers Sugar and its subsidiary Lantic.
If tariffs persist, multinational companies may consider building new plants in the United States.

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National Post

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Canadian sugar and candy industry vulnerable to U.S. tariffs: experts

Canada and the U.S. are in a month-long truce after President Donald Trump threatened sweeping tariffs on Canadian imports.

5 days ago·Canada

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The Free Press

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Abbotsford ranked as the B.C. city most vulnerable to Trump tariffs

Canadian Chamber analysis ranks Abbotsford-Mission CMA is 15th-most exposed region in the country

5 days ago

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Salmon Arm Observer

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American tariff threat leaves sour taste for Canada’s sweets industry

With more than 80% of its sales are to the U.S., industry is among Canada’s most vulnerable

5 days ago·Salmon Arm, Canada

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Global News

Canada’s sugar, candy industry could be hit hard by tariffs, experts say - National

Canada and the U.S. are currently in a month-long truce after President Donald Trump threatened sweeping tariffs on Canadian imports.

5 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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La Presse

Customs Tariffs The Canadian sugar and confectionery industry is vulnerable

According to experts, the Canadian sugar and confectionery industry would be severely affected if the country entered a trade war with the United States.

5 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Clean Technica

CNBC: GM EV Effort Better Prepared Than Ford For Tariffs - CleanTechnica

A few days ago, CNBC ran a story about GM’s confidence in the face of the threat of tariffs on Mexico and Canada, countries where U.S. domestic automakers have a sizable footprint. If the numbers are to be believed, GM is in a better position to weather tariffs than Ford ... [continued] The post CNBC: GM EV Effort Better Prepared Than Ford For Tariffs appeared first on CleanTechnica.

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