Effective October 30, the U.S. is lifting 50-percent customs duties on a range of Canadian goods. The corresponding decree was signed by Donald Trump on Friday, October 23, writes DW.
The high tariffs have been abolished, in particular, on plywood, certain types of paper products, machinery for the pulp and paper industry, packaging boxes and cardboard boxes, as well as fresh and dried seaweed.
At the same time, to balance its decision, the White House included Canadian products such as carpets, paints, shampoos, cocoa powder, wooden coffins, ice cream sticks, air conditioners, freezers, as well as archery equipment and canoes, in the list of goods subject to duties.
Ottawa is evaluating the actions of the neighboring country, stated Canadian Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Responsible for Trade with the U.S., Dominic LeBlanc.
Ottawa "is ready to work constructively and in good faith to create a more mutually beneficial trade relationship that takes into account Canada's interests," he explained.
"Even if 'Vytautas' is written on the skull, we won't believe it." Vilnius begins drilling into the cathedral wall in search of the Grand Duke's tomb 1111
"Even if 'Vytautas' is written on the skull, we won't believe it." Vilnius begins drilling into the cathedral wall in search of the Grand Duke's tomb 11
"Doctor", lawyer, man with a camera and several strong guys. In Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, Russian special services took advantage of a specific Ukrainian wartime business 1515
Comments