The “Maple Syrup Capital of the World” Is Famous for Sugar Shacks, Festivals, and Indigenous History
A visit to a sugar shack run by First Nations people sheds light on maple syrup’s deep roots in northeastern Canada.
Civil Eats11d
As Tariffs Slam Maple Syrup, Sugarmakers Branch Out
US sugarmakers expand into alternative tree syrups to fortify their businesses in the face of climate change and newly ...
WENY News2d
Sticky Situation: What a Trade War with Canada Means for Maple Syrup in the U.S.
Industries and sectors across the U.S. are preparing for the impacts of 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports into ...
WAMC Northeast Public Radio4d
How tariffs could affect America's taste for maple syrup
President Trump’s tariff policy has created confusion and retaliation from Canada. And the nascent trade war may already be ...
Lancaster Farming4d
Changing Weather Patterns Lead to Low Maple Syrup Yields
Maple syrup production faces challenges from warmer winters and increased demand, impacting supplies in Canada and the U.S.
North Country Public Radio2d
North Words: a lot of surprising things go into the flavor of maple syrup
The sap was running five years ago when we visited with some producers who are still out to change how we think of maple ...