Washington just confirmed a preliminary 8.26 percent anti-dumping tariff on fresh Canadian mushrooms stacking on top of a countervailing duty growers were already paying since May, and hitting an industry where nearly 99.7 percent of exports go to a single customer. In this video,
I break down why three Canadian companies received three wildly different tariff rates for the same product, why the complaint that triggered this came from a Pennsylvania industry that's simultaneously battling its own labour shortage tied to the Trump administration's own immigration policy, and what the softwood lumber precedent tells us about where this dispute likely goes next.
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