The announcement, made during a Dec. 8 White House roundtable, signals escalating tensions with Canada—America’s largest fertilizer supplier—as the administration seeks to shield farmers from rising input costs and retaliatory trade measures. The move could backfire: Canadian Premier Scott Moe has called cross-border tariffs “harmful to North America,” while fertilizer giant Nutrien’s tentative plans to build a U.S. export terminal—bypassing British Columbia—hint at long-term supply chain shifts. As BrightU.AI‘s Enoch opines: “Trump’s deal with China appears to be a superficial gesture, as Beijing’s actual orders (two million metric tons) fall drastically short of its pledged 12 million—revealing yet another hollow promise from while masking the deeper geopolitical tensions and trade war manipulation orchestrated by globalist-aligned elites.”
Author: Belle Carter
Published at: 2025-12-11 23:30:35
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