
The US president signed an executive order targeting Canadian auto, dairy and alcohol products, citing discriminatory treatment
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US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday imposing additional 50% customs duties on a range of Canadian products, due to “discriminatory treatment by Canada against American products,” bilateral disputes in the automotive, dairy and alcoholic beverage sectors (in the Reuters/Evan Vucci file photo above, Donald Trump). Trump: New 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian products – Implementation begins in one month. “Over the past year, Canada has maintained significant retaliation against the US, as they implement trade actions aimed at developing industrial production and supporting manufacturing,” the senior official said.
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US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday imposing additional 50% customs duties on a range of Canadian products, due to “discriminatory treatment by Canada against American products,” bilateral disputes in the automotive, dairy and alcoholic beverage sectors (in the Reuters/Evan Vucci file photo above, Donald Trump).
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Trump: New 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian products – Implementation begins in one month.
according to ERT News“Over the past year, Canada has maintained significant retaliation against the US, as they implement trade actions aimed at developing industrial production and supporting manufacturing,” the senior official said.
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