Idaho’s agricultural leaders are weighing the potential impacts of reinstated tariffs on key commodities like dairy, wheat, cattle, and potatoes. Past trade policies opened new markets, but also led to retaliatory tariffs that hurt exports and increased input costs. Industry representatives express concerns that renewed tariffs could reduce market access, drive up production costs, and make U.S. products less competitive globally. Key export destinations for Idaho’s commodities include Mexico, Canada, Japan, South Korea, and China. Leaders emphasize the need for stable trade policies to maintain Idaho’s agricultural strength in global markets.