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Canada’s honey industry is in crisis after the U.S. slapped a 50% tariff on Canadian exports, forcing beekeepers to scramble as shipments stall and demand plummets. With trucking capacity maxed out and key markets drying up, the Canadian Honey Council is urging big brands to feature local honey and asking Canadians to buy more domestically — but experts say the real fix is getting tariffs lifted. While Japan offers an alternative, its strict standards make it tough to pivot quickly. Meanwhile, cheap, diluted imports undercut Canadian producers, fueling a battle for market fairness. The situation highlights Canada’s overreliance on just two markets — and could finally push the industry toward diversification.

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