Tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods have been postponed for 30 days, sparking relief and uncertainty among Wisconsin farmers and grocery store shoppers. The Wisconsin Farmers Union expressed concerns about the impact on the dairy industry, which heavily relies on exports to Canada. With Mexico and Canada being major buyers of Wisconsin dairy, pork, and grain, farmers are worried about potential retaliation. The Wisconsin Grocers Association highlighted the potential rise in prices for products like produce, as they heavily rely on imports from Mexico. Grocery shoppers expressed concerns about the potential increase in prices for fresh produce. While the pause on tariffs provides temporary relief, the ongoing discussions are closely monitored by those in the agricultural and retail sectors. The uncertainty surrounding the tariff talks with Canada, Mexico, and China has left Wisconsin farmers and consumers on edge, as they navigate the potential repercussions on the state’s economy.
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