New Brunswick is one of Canada’s most trade dependent provinces. Forestry and lumber, seafood, frozen food processing and the energy refinery in Saint John all rely heavily on U.S. customers, which puts local suppliers and their employees directly in the path of tariffs.
Industries most exposed in New Brunswick
- Forestry and lumber
- Seafood
- Food processing
- Energy and refining
- Transportation
If your business sells to these sectors, buys from them or competes with imports, you may qualify even if you never export a single product yourself. Indirect exposure as a supply chain partner counts.
Who delivers the fundingACOA delivers the Regional Tariff Response Initiative in New Brunswick. Businesses must show at least $1 million in annual revenue and a direct or indirect tariff impact.