China’s tariffs bite into B.C. spot prawn season, but locals still want a taste of the sea / Globe and Mail / Canada
Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 9:21 am permalink
Import tariffs from China are biting into British Columbia’s prized spot prawn season, leaving local fishermen juggling increased costs while seafood lovers remain undeterred. Despite the economic sting, eager customers continue to queue up for their beloved “kiss of the sea,” illustrating that even in trade crossfire, appetite prevails.
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