Trump requires a study on imports, including Canada star-news.press/wp

Donald Trump promised his Secretary on Saturday to investigate the damage that represents the “national security” of the United States.

A White House Officer said CBC News In Canada, Brazil and Germany, among others, the United States have given a disadvantaged subsidy.

The Secretary of Commerce must be evaluated, among other things Customs duties or fees are required to protect national securityWe read the White House on Saturday at the Presidency Decree.

The report must be submitted within 270 days, depending on the decree.

Wood Product Industry (…) The key manufacturing industry is the United States security, economic strength and industrial resilience. (…) Wooden products are key entries used by civil construction industries and armiesindicates the decree.

The United States is faced with important vulnerabilities in the wooden supply chain, a wooden (…) capable of spilling in the American market.

In a second decree, the Lord Trump also promised to take new measures within 90 days to increase the production of national production, especially reducing deadlines for forest projects.

Conflict in wooden wood

Canada is the main supplier of products derivatives imported by the United States, according to Canadian natural resources.

This ad threatens 25% imposition of 25% of Donald Trump Rates in all Canadian imports March 4, except Canada’s energy. Ottawa stayed before these prices took place.

If these 25% rights enter into force, 14.5% will be added, established by the United States in Canada’s exports in the forest sector. The full tax will therefore increase 39.5%.

According to the White House in 2024, the US project wood industry had the ability to fill 95% of the country’s demand.

When Donald Trump announced the intention of setting up 25% prices, he said that the United States had no Canadian push All trees (they) need. However, the confirmation questioned by forestry experts.

Wood business conflicts have been against Canada and the United States for almost 40 years.

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