Trade

The courtroom drama continues as a federal trade court takes a stand against a controversial tariff imposed by President Trump.

With a changing global economy, the Bank of Canada is looking closely at how to boost trade. It’s a thought-provoking conversation.

With duty-free access restored, U.S. meat is ready to spice up the UK food scene. We’ve got the scoop on what’s cooking.

After a year of tariffs, the agricultural landscape is shifting. Julie Callahan shares her thoughts on trade negotiations and what it means for the farming sector.

As winter wheat growers gear up for the 2026 season, they’re facing some tough realities, especially with unpredictable markets and unsettling weather conditions in the Midwest.

With the agricultural trade deficit shrinking dramatically, there’s new hope for our farmers.

Picture this: local exporters eyeing the Canadian market as a golden opportunity. Excitement is brewing for some big conversations happening soon in Seattle.

Even with the recent drop in oil prices, farmers are still feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack how shipping issues are affecting local crops.

With U.S. farmers facing price dips, trade deals are suddenly more important than ever for our local crops and livestock.

February's Supreme Court decision has shifted what the Administration can and cannot due when it comes to tariffs and trade. What impact could this have on the tree fruit industry?