Honey Producers Hit by U.S. Tariffs | Ottawa News

Saskatchewan honey producers are reeling from a 50% U.S. tariff on natural honey, which is effectively shutting down a major chunk of their business—especially for longtime operations like Hannigan Honey, whose southern market accounted for 20-40% of sales. While some have mitigated the blow by diversifying into Europe and Japan over years, building those international ties takes time and effort. The provincial government supports Canada’s federal stance on trade, but for now, producers are stuck in a waiting game, focused on resilience and global partnerships as they navigate this sudden economic disruption.

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