U.S. Eases Some Canadian Tariffs as Trade Rules Shift
The White House narrowed the scope of 50% duties on selected Canadian goods while adding other products, forcing importers to reassess classifications and landed costs before October 30.

Tariff changes are forcing North American importers and manufacturers to reassess classifications, sourcing routes, and near-term landed costs. At a glance: The most consequential trade development publicly released within the latest reporting window is the White House’s October 23 modification of additional duties on Canadian products. The proclamation removes certain Canadian goods from the 50% duty imposed under Proclamation 11048, while adding other product categories and setting an effective date of 12:01 a.m. Eastern time on October 30. The change creates a mixed outcome for manufacturer
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