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U.S. Revises 50% Section 338 Tariffs on Canadian Goods
The United States is adding and removing Canadian products from its 50% Section 338 tariffs, with the revised product lists taking effect September 15, 2026.
The White House Announces U.S. Import Bans on Certain Canadian Goods
Certain Canadian alcoholic beverages, dairy products, and motorcycles will be prohibited from entering the United States beginning September 29.
Canada Extends U.S. Surtax Remission to New 2026 Counter-Tariffs
Qualifying U.S. goods used in manufacturing, processing, agricultural production, or food and beverage packaging may qualify for remission of Canada’s new counter-tariffs.
CBSA Updates Customs Tariff to Add CPUKT Tariff Treatment for UK Goods
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Canadian importers of eligible UK goods now have two preferential tariff paths to consider: CPUKT treatment under the CPTPP and preferential treatment under the CUKTCA.
Finance Canada Outlines Counter-Tariff Remission Process for U.S. Goods
Businesses should review the eligibility criteria and supporting information required before submitting a remission request.
Canada Sets Import Permit Rules for Chinese EV Quota
Importers seeking access to the Chinese EV quota should confirm their eligibility, vehicle origin, and permit requirements before importing.
Canada Removes U.S. Fish and Seafood from September 8 Counter-Tariffs
Removing fish and seafood does not change the planned value or timing of the broader counter-tariff measures. Tariffs covering $27.6 billion in U.S. imports remain scheduled to take effect on September 8.
Canada’s CPTPP Tariff Treatment for UK Goods Takes Effect September 1
The CUKTCA will remain in force, while the CPTPP will provide Canadian importers with an additional route to preferential tariff treatment.
Canada Announces Counter-Tariffs on $27.6 Billion in U.S. Imports Effective September 8
The new tariffs significantly expand the country’s response to U.S. trade measures, applying rates of up to 50% to American goods across hundreds of tariff items.
49 Blank Sailings Expected Across Major Ocean Trade Routes Through September
Businesses with ocean shipments planned over the coming weeks may face tighter space, schedule changes, or longer lead times if cargo is moved to a later sailing.
