Kathmandu. With only two weeks left until the US midterm elections, the Trump administration has decided to remove the 50 percent customs duty (tariff) imposed on some Canadian goods. According to...
Kathmandu. With only two weeks left until the US midterm elections, the Trump administration has decided to remove the 50 percent customs duty (tariff) imposed on some Canadian goods.
According to the White House, such exemptions will be given on plywood, some paper products, machinery, and refrigeration equipment effective October 30.
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