US cranberry growers feeling tariff squeeze

Cranberries are often found on the lists of retaliatory tariffs imposed by nations in trade disputes with the United States.

The tariffs are crimping US producers' sales of the fruit that is a staple of the country's traditional Thanksgiving dinners.

China, the European Union and Mexico - the top three markets for US cranberry exports, together representing more than half of those exports - all are slapping tariffs on the tart berry produced primarily in the US and Canada.