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The International Dairy Foods Association urged U.S. trade authorities to address EU carbon-border rules and Canada’s dairy pricing system. It said possible expansion of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism could raise U.S. processors’ costs for equipment and materials, while Canadian component prices set below production costs could disadvantage U.S. dairy exports in Canada.
Higher processing input costs could weigh on U.S. dairy manufacturers, while Canadian pricing could limit U.S. export competitiveness in that market. Any price effects are indirect and depend on whether the policies change or U.S. authorities respond.
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