Despite talks that NAFTA partners would be exempt from the metals import tariffs, the U.S. imposed a 25 percent import duty in the case of Europe, and 10 percent for Mexico and Canada. Mexico’s Economy Minister already announced that Mexico will impose tariffs of approximately $4 billion. Some of the products include pork legs, apples, grapes, cheese, and steel. Canada will also impose retaliatory tariffs worth $12.8 billion including whiskey, orange juice, and other food products.
U.S. imposes steel and aluminum tariffs against Mexico, Canada, and the E.U.
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By admin|June 4, 2018|Categories: Global Trade|Tags: Canada, metal import tariffs, Mexico, NAFTA, United States|
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