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Why Canada Cut Potato Exports to the U.S. (No One Saw It Coming)

Why Canada Cut Potato Exports to the U.S. (No One Saw It Coming) When we think of geopolitics, potatoes might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, in Q2 2025, Canada made a significant move by cutting its potato exports to the US by 40%, disrupting a long-standing agricultural trade relationship. This decision was triggered by a sharp tariff hike imposed by the US aimed at boosting domestic supply but instead led to soaring prices and shrinking portions across American supermarkets. As Canada pivots towards new markets in Asia like Japan and South Korea, this shift highlights deeper economic fractures. The complexities of integrated supply chains are laid bare as tariffs backfire on consumers rather than exporters. Discover how these changes could reshape our understanding of modern trade dynamics. #Geopolitics #TradeWar ➡️    • Why Global Buyers Are Ditching U.S. Corn f...   ➡️    • Why U.S. Giants Are Quietly Fleeing to Mex...   🔔 Subscribe:    / @geocapitalist   🌍 Welcome to Geo Capitalist 🌍 Where Geography Meets Money. Where Countries Shape Power. Dive into the real forces shaping our world — from economic shifts to rising inflation, and everything in between. Geo Capitalist decodes the patterns behind global economics, finance, and the geopolitics explained through powerful infographics and storytelling. Whether you're fascinated by economics, the US economy, the Europe economy, or how money flows across countries, this channel delivers bold, educational videos that turn complex business and geopolitical trends into clear, engaging insights. Perfect for any aspiring economist or curious mind seeking education through infographic-driven content. 🔔 Subscribe now to GeoCapitalist and never miss a journey through the geography of global power. Disclaimer: The content on this channel is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects personal commentary, analysis, and opinion based on publicly available sources. It is not intended as professional advice—legal, financial, political, or otherwise—and should not be relied upon as such. While we strive for accuracy, we make no guarantees about the completeness, timeliness, or reliability of the information presented. All viewers are encouraged to verify facts independently and draw their own conclusions. This content does not represent any official position or endorsement and is not affiliated with any government, corporation, or institution. Viewer discretion and critical thinking are advised.