Canada tariffs on plywood, paper products, machinery and refrigeration equipment are lifted from October 30, while new items join the 50 percent list.
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Canada tariffs eased on plywood, paper and machinery
Canada tariffs on plywood, paper products, machinery and refrigeration equipment are lifted from October 30, while new items join the 50 percent list.
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