US Plans New 50% Tariff on Canada. Here’s What to Know.

Tariffs listed under auto grievance

Honey.
Down feathers.
Animal bones and horns used in manufacturing.
Animal products used in pharmaceuticals.
Animal products used in making glue.
A number of flower bulbs, including hyacinth, lilies and narcissus.
Live and fresh cut flowers, including lilies, orchids, roses, chrysanthemums and snapdragons.
Live mushroom spawn, mosses and lichens.
Ornamental foliage.
Seeds, including for beets, clover, herbaceous, onions and trees.
Hop cones and mint leaves.
Plants used in perfume making.
Seaweed and locust beans.
Fruit stones, excluding peach, plum and apricot.
Plant gums, saps and mucilages.
Bamboo, lime bark and willow trees meant for planting.
Cotton linters and other plant fibers.
Various baking mixes.
Bitters not meant for beverages.
Undenatured ethyl alcohol.
Salt.
Cement.
Alcohol sugars.
Paints, varnishes and printing ink.
Various essential oils and plant resins.
Scented food and beverage additives.
Certain makeup products.
Egg and other proteins.
Certain lubricants, acids and starches.
Certain compounds and chemical products.
Vinyl floor tiles.
Various plastic sheets and plate products.
Various packaging items, including boxes, crates, bags, bottles and flasks.
Plastic kitchen, bathroom and office items.
Plastic knobs and fittings used for furniture.
Rubber gaskets, lids, washers and other seals.
Bovine skins and hides.
Dog leashes and collars.
Animal saddles and harnesses.
Suit and instrument cases.
Gloves and mittens.
Fur and leather apparel items.
Charcoal and other wood-burning items.
Plywood, wooden doors, wooden fixtures and various lumber products.
Toiler paper.
Various paperboard products.
Cigarette paper.
Tablecloths and bedsheets.
Notebooks and binders.
Paper plates and other dishware.
Paper pulp.
Raw silk.
Wool.
Cotton.
Various twines, yarns and other textiles.
Carpets.
Various clothing items including T-shirts, suits, coats dresses, trousers, sweaters and hats. These include knitted and crocheted items.
Tarps and awnings.
Plaster sheets.
Cement tiles and bricks. Also scrap cement.
Glassware, including jars and bottles.
Jewelry items.
Picks, hoes and rakes.
Various tools, including saw blades, hammers, wrenches and spanners.
Cermet fittings.
Razors.
Metal locks and safes.
Metal statuettes.
Turbocharged air compressors.
Refrigerators.
Distillers and brewing machinery.
Packaging machinery and related parts.
Book manufacturing equipment.
Baking mixers.
Smartphones.
Video recording and projecting equipment and some related parts.
Floating docks, rafts, buoys and beacons.
Water vessels (excluding rowboats).
Various furniture items and parts.
Optometry equipment.
Lamps, chandeliers and other lighting items.
Video game consoles and other gaming machines.
Christmas and other decorations.
Golf equipment.
Ice skates.
Exercise equipment.
Swimming pools.
Art, photographs and engravings.
Collector’s items and antiques.

Speculation regarding the discussion between Carney -Trump..about the many Americans that suffer from the extreme aqi health ramifications and the businesses that are suffering… And the politicians of border states Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin also New York… wanting government money because of hardship? Who pays?? If so…
Canadian government?? Canadian wildfire…??

Only 50%??? Raise it to 500% please… USians will pay 😂

Good! Canada has always hated and disrespected the U.S.

2 countries didn’t negotiate a deal over tariffs, China and Canada (can’t bend a knee to Trump). Canada’s refusal to come up with a plan (of its own) has resulted in the tariffs. Canada’s refusal to reach a compromise is why negotiations are suspended. I’m an American who is boycotting Canadian goods and 100% supporting de-coupling.

Tariffs for no reason? U.S. trade deficit is due to the U.S.$ reserve status resulting in an extremely overvalued $. Loss of jobs and the trade imbalances are due to the reserve status. During Trump’s first term, he urged Canada and other countries to open their markets to U.S. goods and reduce the trade deficit. Canada and other countries ignored that. Reminds one of Trump’s urging NATO countries to increase defense spending during his first term, also ignored. Boycott, decouple, boo the anthem, elbows up!

In 017 Canadians were all saying, “wish he’d build a wall on OUR southern border”. But, you wanted a wall to keep Americans out and USD in. Be careful what you wish for, you might get it.