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Canadian beef producers have voiced serious concerns regarding the Carney government's pursuit of a trade agreement with the South American Mercosur bloc. Farmers warned that the deal could trigger a flood of low-cost meat imports, potentially devastating the domestic industry and undercutting local price points. Analysts suggest that the government's strategic shift places the Canadian agricultural sector under existential pressure from unequal foreign competition. Professional associations expressed alarm over the lack of adequate protections for domestic producers amidst the push for trade liberalization. This development is expected to have a bearish impact on Canadian agricultural equities and growth rates in rural livestock-dependent regions.
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