Canada is a high-income country and, in 2025, its GDP reached approximately $2.28 trillion, ranking it regional market for U.S. agricultural and food products. A major producer of food and agricultural products, Canada has an agriculture sector deeply integrated with the United States, and in 2025 it ranked among the top two markets for U.S. 2025, supported by food price inflation. The market is grocery market, with more than 6,900 independents and 27,000 convenience stores making up the Sources: Statistics Canada; Restaurants Canada; Trade Data Monitor; Euromonitor International; International Note: Canadian dollars converted to U.S. dollars using 7,900 establishments, roughly 92 percent of them small companies with fewer than 100 employees. It GDP and employment in 2025, with sales surpassing $125 billion, led by meat, dairy, grain and oilseed sales reached $89 billion in 2025, with commercial foodservice up 5.9 percent over 2024. After adjusting for 3.2 percent menu inflation, real commercial and non-commercial foodservice sales grew 2.9 percent, recovering from persistent affordability pressures. Full-service outperformed quick-service in 2025,
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