New Brunswick aims to grow non-U.S. exports almost 16% by 2030

New Brunswick's market diversification strategy aims to raise exports outside the United States to $1.32 billion by 2030, up from $1.14 billion last year, an increase of almost 16 per cent. Premier Susan Holt's government is targeting Asia, including India, Japan and South Korea, and Europe, where it plans an EU growth office. The plan offers support for export-ready businesses, more trade missions and greater port capacity in Saint John and Belledune. It targets 61 per cent growth in trade with the rest of Canada by 2029. The province is diversifying after U.S. tariffs; these are targets, not yet results.