Trump tariffs hit over 550 Canadian products including honey and hockey sticks
The United States has imposed 50 percent tariffs on more than 550 Canadian products ranging from honey to hockey equipment. The move escalates an ongoing trade dispute.
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Higher duties raise costs for U.S. retailers and consumers on everyday imported items while pressuring Canadian exporters.
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