Well, I'm just a Canadian looking in, but I thought a major part of the problem was that the corn subsidies made HCFS artificially inexpensive. If a hypothetic

Well, I'm just a Canadian looking in, but I thought a major part of the problem was that the corn subsidies made HCFS artificially inexpensive. If a hypothetical global warming scenario sets in where the corn and wheat moves north of the border into the arctic tundra, and the US jumps to a top 3 sugar producer, the tariffs and subsidies would certainly change.