Trump's potential deregulation in U.S. fishing faces risks from trade disputes, possibly raising seafood prices.

The U.S. seafood industry is cautiously optimistic about changes under Trump's administration, seeing him as a potential "friend" who might relax regulations and support domestic fishing. However, economists warn that Trump's trade disputes with Canada and China could lead to higher seafood prices for consumers. Conservationists fear deregulation could harm fish stocks already under threat. Imposing a 25% tax on Canadian imports, a major seafood market for the U.S., could further disrupt the industry and increase costs.

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