Canadian dairy farmers are warning the federal government against offering further concessions related to dairy and Canada’s supply management system in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. Multiple outlets report that Dairy Farmers of Canada is urging Ottawa not to make changes as a U.S. tariff deadline approaches. The pressure is tied to President Donald Trump’s scheduled tariff deadline of Aug. 19, with the talks intensifying in the run-up to that date. The farmers’ position is that concessions could affect how the dairy sector is governed and protected domestically under Canada’s supply management framework. The reports describe the warning as part of a broader push by the dairy industry to protect its interests during negotiations. While details of specific proposals from either side are not provided in the articles, the common message across sources is that the dairy sector is calling for Ottawa to hold its line and avoid additional concessions that could reshape the industry. The federal government’s response is not outlined in these summaries.