U.S. revises 50% tariff list for Canadian goods, effective Oct. 30
Published by BriefDash · · Toronto
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation revising which Canadian goods face an additional 50% duty under Section 338. The White House says certain plywood, paper, machinery, refrigeration equipment and packing products will leave the list, while specified valves, carpets and waste products will be added. The changes take effect October 30 and apply regardless of USMCA origin, alongside any Section 232 tariffs.
Why it matters
The revised list directly changes border costs for Canadian exporters and U.S. importers; the administration’s claims about Canadian discrimination remain its stated rationale.
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