
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has released a compelling new report titled “What We Heard: U.S. Tariffs and Canadian SMEs”, capturing the voices of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Canada on the impact of U.S. trade policies.
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This resource is a must-read for anyone involved in cross-border trade, manufacturing, or supply chain management. Based on direct feedback from Canadian SMEs, the report outlines:
- The real-world impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian businesses
- Challenges in navigating trade barriers and regulatory uncertainty
- Recommendations for policymakers to support SME competitiveness
Whether you're a supplier, exporter, or industry advocate, this report provides valuable insights into how trade dynamics are affecting the backbone of Canada's economy.
📌 Why It Matters:
Understanding these challenges is crucial for shaping responsive trade policies and ensuring that Canadian SMEs remain resilient and competitive in a shifting global landscape.
If your business has been affected by U.S. tariffs or you’re looking to stay informed on trade issues, this report is a vital resource.
This resource is a must-read for anyone involved in cross-border trade, manufacturing, or supply chain management. Based on direct feedback from Canadian SMEs, the report outlines:
The real-world impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian businesses
Challenges in navigating trade barriers and regulatory uncertainty
Recommendations for policymakers to support SME competitiveness
Whether you're a supplier, exporter, or industry advocate, this report provides valuable insights into how trade dynamics are affecting the backbone of Canada's economy.
📌 Why It Matters:
Understanding these challenges is crucial for shaping responsive trade policies and ensuring that Canadian SMEs remain resilient and competitive in a shifting global landscape.
If your business has been affected by U.S. tariffs or you’re looking to stay informed on trade issues, this report is a vital resource.