加拿大豆农的天塌了！印度也来火上浇油，罕见和中方做出同一决定

Group 1 - China and India have both imposed significant tariffs on Canadian peas, with China implementing a 100% tariff and India a 30% tariff, which together account for 80% of Canada's pea exports [3][5][9] - The Canadian agricultural sector is facing a crisis, with 59,000 tons of peas stuck at the Vancouver port and farmers expressing urgent concerns over the financial impact of these tariffs [3][9][11] - The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Carney, is struggling to respond effectively to these trade challenges, particularly with India, which has alternative suppliers for peas [11][13] Group 2 - The tariffs imposed by China are a response to Canada's previous tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and other products, indicating a retaliatory trade relationship [5][16] - India's decision to reintroduce a 30% tariff on yellow peas is aimed at protecting its domestic farmers, highlighting the importance of agriculture in India's economy [7][9] - Canada's reliance on pea exports, particularly from Saskatchewan, has left it vulnerable, as domestic processing capabilities are limited, with only 12 processing facilities that can handle less than 10% of export volumes [9][11] Group 3 - The geopolitical dynamics are complex, with Canada attempting to balance relations with both the U.S. and China, but facing backlash from both sides due to perceived diplomatic missteps [14][16] - The situation underscores the risks of short-sighted trade policies, as Canada’s attempts to align with U.S. interests have resulted in increased tariffs and strained relations with key trading partners [16][18] - The ongoing crisis in the pea industry serves as a cautionary tale for other countries regarding the consequences of trade discrimination and the importance of adhering to fair trade practices [18]