Agriculture and food economic consultant Sebastien Pouliot says if the U.S. does introduce widespread tariffs on Canadian goods, there would be a significant decline in candy exports.

A tub of rich melted chocolate is warmed at the Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy, in St.-Hyacinthe, Que., Wednesday Jan. 30, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS ... in exports of candy products to the ...

Chocolate eggs dry in the workshop at The Chocolate ... Pouliot says if the U.S. does introduce widespread tariffs on Canadian goods, there would be a significant decline in candy exports. If it looks ...

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Experts say the Canadian sugar and confectionery industry would be hit hard if the country enters into a trade war with the U.S. Chocolate eggs ... decline in candy exports. If it looks like ...

“I would expect there would be a significant decline in exports of candy products ... adverse impact” on Canadian company Rogers Sugar and its operating subsidiary Lantic, the company said in a Feb. 6 ...

The company’s Boom Candy brand ... impact” on Canadian company Rogers Sugar and its operating subsidiary Lantic, the company said in a Feb. 6 earnings release. Cadbury chocolate-maker Mondelez ...