Well speaking from Other Countries Canada floods the market down here with other cheap things,milk is not on an isolated island by itself.Overall trade in all things need to be considered at the same time.The only people that benefits from the Canadian dairy cartel are the milk producers while the consumers are getting hosed when milk is far cheaper just a few miles to the South.Funny how everyone loves a Global Economy when its in their favor but hates it when it turns on them.There are places where farming is easier for certain products makes economic sense to produce a product where it can be grown the most easily with a minimum of expense.The milk situation in Canada is a case of the tail wagging the dog,much like soybeans producers do in the USA, think those days are coming to an end.Free Trade to me is no country charges any duties or tariffs and products flow as freely across country borders as they do from VA to NC down here that is what it should be not one country charging 70% tariff while the other country charges almost nothing for the same product.
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