A market analyst says Canada’s recent suspension of some U.S. pork imports could be a result of the back-and-forth happening as a new trade war begins. “Maybe it’s the Canadian authorities putting a small thorn in our side.” The USDA says Canada has suspended imports from the largest U.S. pork processing plant, run by Smithfield […]
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