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Bahram Rashti , owner of UP Vertical Farms in Pitt Meadows, said it has been a challenge to get their products onto B.C. shelves.
Rashti said he hoped the buy local movement sparked by Trump ’s tariff threats would be the turning point to make it easier for local businesses.
The government is also bulking up its Buy BC ’ program and considering additional measures to support local growers.
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