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China tariffs threaten to ‘destroy’ Canadian seafood firm

'It will totally destroy our business' -- Sam Gao, president of Atlantic Sea Cucumber Inc.

By Undercurrent News | March 14, 2025 14:35 GMT
Atlantic Sea Cucumber, in Hacketts Cove, Nova Scotia, may be forced to close as a result of China's Canadian tariffs. Photo courtesy of Atlantic Sea Cucumber.
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