From duty to April, products and goods registered with the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada will be released.
US president Donald Trump signed a command, which until April 2 released many goods from Canada and Mexico from duties. He also promised to introduce each other’s duties for other countries, taxing goods in America. On Thursday, March 6, the hill reported.
Products and goods prescribed at USMCA (USA, Mexico and Canada), which ended in 2020, did not fall under customary duties. We talk about the goods of the automotic industry, agriculture (mainly dairy products), as well as protect the flow of cross -border data between countries. The USMCA has completed for 16 years, but involves an examination every six years.
“In the second of April, we will go to both tariffs, and I hope that Mexico and Canada will work well with Fentanil so that this part of the conversation will be removed from the discussion, and we will only continue talking about fellow tariffs,” said the Minister of Commodity, Howard Lutnik.
White House representatives mentioned that many imported goods at this time will still be taxed. Officials said approximately 62 percent of Canadian imports did not fall under USMCA and still fall under tariffs, while 50 percent of Mexico’s imports do not match the USMCA.
White House representatives argue that Trump’s tariffs should not be considered by the prism of the trade war, but through the prism of the war against Fentanil, which annually kills thousands of Americans.
Remember that on March 4, Trump’s new 25%duties for goods from Mexico and Canada entered strength, as well as doubling duties to Chinese goods up to 20%.
We added that China and Canada have introduced the appropriate role in American goods after US President Donald Trump’s decision to release a trade war against its largest partner.
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