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Nova Scotia seafood sector welcomes China deal extension, but some exporters feel left out

Global News Canada - PoliticsBy Rebecca Lau

11/5/2026, 8:53:17 PM

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Many in the industry were worried China would soon reinstate a 25-per-cent tariff targeting lobster, Nova Scotia's main seafood export.

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Nova Scotia seafood sector welcomes China deal extension, but some exporters feel left out.
Many in the industry were worried China would soon reinstate a 25-per-cent tariff targeting lobster, Nova Scotia's main seafood export.
Many in the industry were worried China would soon reinstate a 25-per-cent tariff targeting lobster, Nova Scotia's main seafood export.

Many in the industry were worried China would soon reinstate a 25-per-cent tariff targeting lobster, Nova Scotia's main seafood export.

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