Exports to Mexico will be impacted, as well as critical imports from Canada.
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — Life on a farm is always unpredictable. Usually, the weather is the biggest unknown.
This year, it’s the political climate.
“Uncertainty, I guess, is the word,” said Jason Vander Kooy of Harmony Farms in Mount Vernon.
Washington state exports about $50 million in dairy products to Mexico every year, but President Donald Trump’s tariffs will likely slow that flow to a trickle.
Forty percent of Vander Kooy’s milk exports go to Mexico. It’s a market that will likely go sour.
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