Seafood industry representatives in Atlantic Canada are calling for harvesters and exporters to expand their markets beyond the United States, citing President Trump's potential tariffs on Canadian goods. While Trump has delayed the tariff implementation, the industry is advised to seek opportunities in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East to mitigate risks.
HALIFAX — Seafood industry representatives in Atlantic Canada are urging harvesters and exporters to diversify their markets, as United States President Donald Trump takes office for a second term.
But Geoff Irvine, director of the Lobster Council of Canada, says the new U.S. administration is sending a message that Canada's seafood industry should shift its focus to other international markets.
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