Is Trump's 270% Tariff Claim About Canadian Milk True?

The video discusses President Trump's tweet about Canada's 270% tariff on US dairy products, explaining Canada's supply management system established in the 1970s to stabilize farmers' income. The system is popular in Canada but criticized internationally. The video details the high tariffs on over-quota dairy products and the political and global reactions, including complaints from the US, New Zealand, Mexico, and the EU about limited market access and unfair competition.

What did President Trump highlight about Canada's dairy tariffs?

• Canada provides subsidies to US farmers.

• Canada has no tariffs on dairy products.

• Canada charges a 270% tariff on dairy products.

• Canada imports all its dairy products from the US.

What is the primary goal of Canada's supply management system?

• To increase dairy exports.

• To match production with demand for stable farmer income.

• To eliminate all dairy tariffs.

• To subsidize dairy products for consumers.

When was Canada's supply management system established?

• In the 1990s

• In the 1980s

• In the 2000s

• In the 1970s

Why is Canada's supply management system controversial internationally?

• It leads to overproduction of dairy products.

• It results in high tariffs and limited market access for other countries.

• It causes a surplus of dairy products in the global market.

• It provides subsidies to foreign farmers.

Which countries have complained about Canada's dairy market access?

• Only the European Union

• New Zealand, Mexico, and the EU

• Only the United States

• Only Mexico