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Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian wheat. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney responded by redirecting exports to Mexico, China, and other global buyers. Now U.S. flour mills face higher costs, and American consumers are paying more for bread.

This video explains the real dynamics behind the U.S.-Canada wheat dispute, why Canadian wheat matters for American food production, and how tariff policies are reshaping North American trade relationships.

We analyze official trade data, documented policy decisions, and what this means for food prices, agricultural exports, and the future of U.S.-Canada economic relations.

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📊 KEY FACTS COVERED

• Canada supplies the majority of U.S. wheat imports
• U.S. produces 50+ million tons domestically but needs specific Canadian varieties
• High-protein spring wheat and durum are essential for premium flour and pasta
• Canadian wheat exports now increasingly directed to Mexico, China, Asia
• Tariffs add costs that flow directly to consumer food prices
• Canada exports wheat to 60+ countries — the U.S. is not the only buyer

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📚 SOURCES & REFERENCES

• U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) trade data
• Statistics Canada export reports
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection tariff schedules
• Canadian Grain Commission quality standards
• Public statements from U.S. and Canadian government officials

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