Canada and Mexico have introduced duties to imports from the United States in response to the actions of Donald Trump’s administration, which since February 1 has introduced a duty of 25% for goods from Canada and Mexico .
Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that his country would impose a 25 percent fee for American goods, including food products, alcoholic beverages, clothing and shoes, household appliances, furniture, wood and raw materials. On Sunday, February 2, the Canadian government head of a press conference said.
The total amount of imports, taxes, approximately 155 billion dollars.
At the same time, Trudeau called the United States and Canada trade relations “The most successful in the world” and said this cooperation will continue, despite the upcoming “difficult time.” He also called on the people to buy domestic goods and hold home vacations, and not in the USA.
In this regard, Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum also announced the response steps for the activities of the Trump administration.
On the social network, he wrote that he pointed to the Minister of Economics “to implement Plan B, including tariff steps and non -Tariff to protect Mexico’s interests.” He did not announce the details of the plan.
In total, more than 70% of Canada’s total exports were exported to the United States. About 64% of the total imports of vegetables and fruits in the United States come from Mexico.
In the past, Trump said Mexico and Canada could join the United States, rather than receive subsidies.
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