Pea crops are facing a potential hit to farmgate prices and export margins, as trade tensions between Northern America and China deepen. 

Tariff disputes between the United States and China continue, and Beijing has also imposed a 100 percent tariff on Canadian Pea exports. 

But currency and supply chain complexities are the biggest issues facing the domestic industry

Rural Reporter Toby Gough discussed the situation further with Rabobank's senior analyst Vitor Pistoia

Pea crops are facing a potential hit to farmgate prices and export margins, as trade tensions between Northern America and China deepen.&nbsp;
Tariff disputes between the United States and China continue, and Beijing has also imposed a 100 percent tariff on Canadian Pea exports.&nbsp;
But currency and supply chain complexities are the biggest issues facing the domestic industry
Rural Reporter Toby Gough discussed the situation further with Rabobank's senior analyst Vitor Pistoia

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