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ANAC working to mitigate tariffs on feed inputs En savoir plus
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Government announces plans to support industry amidst tariff burden En savoir plus
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New tariffs to be applied to $29.8 billion worth of U.S. imports En savoir plus
Since the Canadian government published the $125 billion proposed tariff list for consultation, ANAC has collected feedback from members on which list items may negatively impact feed businesses if tariffs are applied on U.S. products coming into Canada. ANAC has organized approximately 80 identified items into categories and created a summary document entitled Tariff codes impacting the feed industry.
Prioritize items to be removed from Canada’s proposed $125 billion tariff list En savoir plus
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What actions can my business take to mitigate tariffs? En savoir plus
If you export products to the U.S., check with your customs broker or other professional to ensure that you are exporting under the CUSMA tariff preference, if applicable to your good/product,
Check you are exporting under CUSMA tariff preference En savoir plus
On March 6, President Trump announced that the 25% tariffs the U.S. applied to all Canadian imports earlier in the week would be rolled back for goods included in the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). This exemption came into effect at 12:01 am on Friday March 7.
Trump pauses tariffs on CUSMA compliant goods En savoir plus
Following the implementation of 25% tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods, the Canadian government intends to impose a 25% tariff on an additional $125 billion worth of goods, if the U.S. does not remove the tariffs applied to Canadian goods.
$125 billion tariff list has been published En savoir plus
The government is also taking steps to mitigate the impact of the Canadian-imposed tariffs on workers and businesses by establishing a remission process to consider requests for exceptional relief from the tariffs.
Request remission of tariffs En savoir plus
Please note that the $30 billion list has been re-released although there are no changes from the original list published on February 2.
$30 billion tariff list re-published on March 4 En savoir plus
