China's retaliatory tariffs on Canadian agricultural and seafood products are affecting about a third (36%) of Canadian agricultural businesses, with nearly one in four (23%) taking a direct hit. "While the focus has been on the US tariff battle, Canadian agri-businesses have been even more deeply harmed by China's tariffs on canola oil, canola meal and peas, as well as certain pork, fish and seafood products. "While about one in four agri-businesses have taken steps to mitigate tariff impacts, only 10% of agri-businesses say that governments have done enough to support affected firms." Combined, these two countries represent more than half of Canada's canola exports. As a result of the trade disruptions, our agri-businesses risk having unsold inventory and some are already losing foreign buyers.