Canada exploiting ‘loophole’ hurting American dairy farmers amid Trump tariffs, senators say

First on the foxCanada is summoned by legislators by allegedly evading the United States, Mexico and Kanaada Agreement and not to allow fair access to the market for American dairy producers.

“From a historical point of view, Canada has failed to upgrade its level of obligations to provide access to its market; this remains the case even with new provisions in the United States of America and Mexico-and-Canada Agreement (Roger Marshall, R. Kan; Johnny Ernest, R-R-LOWA, said in a letter from the two parties to Trade Minister Howard Lottenic, Minister of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and American Trade Representative Jameson Jarir.

According to the members of the Senate, Canada wanders the instructions described in USMCA regarding the export of protein at artificially low.

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Party Senate members ask the Trump government to address potential guidelines by Canada in the dairy sector with the start of customs tariffs and heating commercial talks. ( / Reuters)

“In the upcoming negotiations with your Canadian counterparts, especially those related to USMCA, we ask you to address these long -term issues that harm the United States’s ability to export dairy products,” they urged.

Senators noted that the dairy sector in Canada is working under strict and pre -determined conditions. These include restrictions on production, pre -determined prices and restricted imports, in order to protect the country’s supply management system.

The recent changes in the commercial agreement were expected to improve this to some extent, but the legislators invited, “Canada does not fulfill their obligations.”

The message said: “By exploiting a loophole, Canada exports excessive amounts of dairy protein at an artificial low price, which negatively affects the global markets on which the United States depends.” The two -party group added that “distorted commercial behavior” must be dealt with in order to maintain the dairy trade fair and support American producers.

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They said: “Canada continues to manipulate access to the dairy market by maintaining the vast majority of shares of customs tariffs (TRQS) for Canadian processors, causing packing rates low through many categories of dairy products, including whey powder, milk powder, and cheese for industrial use.”

Wisconsin, Baldwin, was one of the five best milk production states in 2023, according to the Ministry of Agriculture (USDA).

“For years, Canada was avoiding rules and cheating on American dairy farmers and companies from fair access to their market,” she told Fox News Digital in a statement.

“Democrats like Tamme Baldwin with Joe Biden’s failure to enforce USMCA and allowed to increase the trade deficit. President Trump Canada and Mexico will be responsible for making sure that our delusional farmers can export goods made in scientists at a level,” White House press secretary Anna Kelly told Fox News Digital in a statement.

Their request comes at a time when the trade war continues to escalate between the two countries in North America.

Democratic Senator Tami Palden and Yistonen is one of the five best dairy producing countries. (Jemal Counter / for JDRF / Getty Images)

On Wednesday, the new tariff for President Donald Trump has become 25 % on all imports of steel and aluminum officially valid. The definitions have always been part of his plan and were repeatedly mentioned in the campaign path.

Initially, Trump planned to start a comprehensive tariff for Mexico and Canada, but he was delayed after discussions with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Claudia Shinbom.

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Baldwin and Roger Marshall, R-Kan, accused Canada of evading the USMCA agreement. ( / Reuters)

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In response to a tariff on Wednesday, Canada unleashed its billions of dollars. Canadian Finance Minister Dominic Lieblank said: “Today, it announced that the government of Canada, after the dollar approach against the dollar, will be imposed, as of 12:01 am tomorrow, March 13, 2025, and 25 % of the mutual tariffs on $ 29.8 billion of imports from the United States,” Canadian Finance Minister Dominic Lieblank said. “This includes 12.6 billion dollars in steel products and aluminum products worth $ 3 billion, in addition to additional imported US goods worth $ 14.2 billion.”

Representatives of Canadian Prime Minister Lottennik, Rollins and Jarir did not provide a comment on Fox News Digital in time to publish.