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A 50 percent US tariff on $20 billion of Canadian goods that took effect on August 22 has sharply reduced exports of Canadian dairy to the United States, disrupting provincial milk-distribution pools and leaving some farmers with surplus milk they cannot quickly redirect. The measure, part of broader trade tensions, has introduced uncertainty across Canada's supply-managed dairy sector, where production quotas and centralized marketing tie farm output to processor demand.
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