Скачать или смотреть BREAKING: Trump DEMANDS Canada's Potato — Carney's Response LOCKS U.S. Fast Food Market

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Four Canadian companies control 97% of America's entire frozen french fry supply — and the U.S. government just sued them for running an illegal cartel. In this video, we break down how the Canada-US trade war over french fries and tariffs in 2025 became one of the most consequential — and least covered — economic conflicts of the year.
What you'll discover:

Why McCain Foods controls 1 in every 4 fries eaten on the planet
How Trump's tariffs on Canada are already costing U.S. households $1,200 per year
Why McDonald's fry prices jumped 134% in just 5 years
How Prime Minister Mark Carney turned Canada's potato dominance into geopolitical leverage
Why Canada is now looking at Asian markets — and what that means for American fast food forever


Canada potato exports to the United States reached $2.4 billion in 2023–2024. When Trump tariffs on Canada food prices hit 25% on February 1, 2025 — then escalated to 35% by August 1, 2025 — the frozen potato market monopoly that Canadian processors had quietly built over decades became the most unexpected pressure point in North American trade.
Carney's economic strategy of US decoupling is not a threat. It is already in motion. Prince Edward Island growers are exploring Indonesian markets. ASEAN trade talks are underway. And the CUSMA/USMCA potato exemption that protected some Canadian exports may not survive the next round of negotiations.
The question is no longer what Americans will pay for fries in 2026.
The question is where those fries will come from at all.

1 The 97% Monopoly Nobody Talked About
2 How Canada Built the Frozen Potato Empire
3 Trump's Tariffs vs. The Trade Data
4 The Price You Are Already Paying
5 Carney Wins. The Deal Collapses.
6 The Asia Pivot That Changes Everything
7 The Unresolved Question
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