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US to Ban Canadian Alcohol, Motorcycles and Dairy Products as Trade War Escalates. The United States will ban several Canadian imports, including alcohol, motorcycles and dairy products, starting September 29. The move follows Canada imposing retaliatory tariffs on roughly 20 billion dollars worth of American goods. Washington previously introduced tariffs on Canadian products, escalating tensions between the longtime North American trading partners. The latest restrictions cover beer, wine, spirits, dairy ingredients, and other Canadian products entering American markets. Additional cheese products will face tariffs, while paper, aluminum, furniture and lighting goods are also affected. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged his country to reduce dependence on the United States economically. Officials warn the escalating dispute could threaten the USMCA, the trade agreement underpinning North American commerce. President Donald Trump has also threatened higher tariffs on Canadian vehicles, potentially reaching 50% next year. Both governments say negotiations remain possible, but businesses face growing uncertainty as the trade conflict intensifies.
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