Canada tapping reserve maple syrup supply amid shortage

Published 2021년 11월 29일

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The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, a Canadian trade group and the world's largest supplier of maple syrup, is planning to use half of its emergency reserve to meet global demand due to unforeseen circumstances, such as poor harvest seasons and increased demand. The decision comes after the United States, which is the largest buyer, faced a spike in demand for COVID-19 booster doses, leading to concerns about an economic impact. This move highlights the challenges faced in maintaining the balance between essential goods and resources, especially when faced with global demand surges or supply disruptions.

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Just one week after President BidenJoe BidenDearborn office of Rep. Debbie Dingell vandalized Pfizer to apply for COVID-19 booster approval for 16- and 17-year-olds: report Coronavirus variant raises fresh concerns for economy MORE tapped into oil reserves to help with a global shortage, a Canadian group has announced that it will dip into its emergency supply of maple syrup to try to keep up with global demand, according to multiple reports. The Canadian leading trade group, Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, is releasing nearly 50 million pounds of its reserve, which is about half of the stockpile, according to CNN Business. The trade group is backed by the Canadian government and is at times dubbed the "OPEC of Maple Syrup." As of 2020, Quebec produced 73 percent of the world's supply of maple syrup, CNN reports. By far, the largest buyer of the goods is the United States. ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display("dfp-ad-incontent_desk_1");});The reserve was ...

Source: Thehill