MONTREAL—Canadian fruit growers fear that U.S. produce destined for China may be diverted closer to home and flood their market following the imposition of new tariffs.
Ontario Apple Growers general manager Kelly Ciceran says the 15 percent tariff on fruit such as apples, cherries, peaches, raspberries, and cranberries will likely lead to more U.S. produce hitting Canadian stores, putting pressure on prices.
