<h1>EV, steel and aluminum tariffs triggering Chinese retaliatory duties on canola, seafood and pork; talks seek incremental market reopening</h1> Canada has imposed tariff measures - a 100% duty on electric vehicles and 25% duties on steel and aluminum - which have resulted in reciprocal Chinese tariffs on Canadian agricultural and seafood exports (canola, seafood, pork), with China conditioning removal of some retaliatory duties on Canada rescinding the EV duty. The visit seeks bilateral negotiation of trade irritants and reopening of trade channels; its operative effect is an expectation of incremental tariff relief and resumed market access rather than immediate elimination of contested duties. The stated economic policy objective is to diversify export markets and double non-U.S. exports within a decade.