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Honda Canada says that it is not intended to carry production from Canada to the US, against reports from Japanese news.

Nikkei newspapers reported that Honda is working on the plans for a production of Mexico and Canada from Canada after the president of Donald Trump, after imposing 25 percent self rate in the last month.

Antario Premier Doug Ford and a federal minister of Industry said that these reports were not specific to these early Tuesdays.

Then on Tuesday afternoon, a spokesman for Honda Canada said the company’s facility will have the ability to predict in Alliston, Ont, “and will not be changing at this time.”

Spokespersons are nine% of domestic sales in the first quarter of this year, and the company “is confident in our ability to continue to navigate market conditions.”

Anand said he was then “productive” with Honda Canada CEO Dave Jamieson.

Jamieson “confirmed that Honda is fully committed to its operations in Canada and that there is no plan to change production elsewhere,” Anand said in social media.

“Canada has the best staff in the world and is a global leader in car manufacturing. We continue to work with all car manufacturers to protect Canada’s jobs and build a strong and resilient car sector here in Canada.”

‘Total chaos’

According to the Nikkei report, it is 90% of the cars sold in the US, to do it locally. Honda will gradually reduce the number of cars exported to Canada and change local production, the report said.

The company seeks to increase production in the US until two and three years, the newspaper said.

Such a movement would be a big blow for Ontario, which is a large Honda Honda plant to see massive expansion.

The USA was the largest Honda market last year, accounting for almost 40% of global sales. About two-thirds of 1.4 million vehicles sold were imported from Canada or Mexico.

The two sources close to the federal government said in radio Canada would be a tough blow to the Canadian car industry.

Dominic Leblanc discussed the federal minister of international trade and early government issues yesterday with Ford, sources confirmed.

A source of government talked to contact in Japan said Honda, Ontario and Canada signed a $ 15 billion agreement last year to create a comprehensive electrical supply chain of vehicles last year.

President of the Association of the Carpe Volpe manufacturers, the Reasons to question the Nikkei report.

“Honda news seems to be based on the Nikkei report on the Nikkei report.” CBC News Network said.

“I don’t see Honda at the moment on Ontario.”

The report shows “full chaos” for self-business right now while Trump changes rapidly ads, said Greg Layson, digital and online editors for Canadian cars.

Automiles intend to be the worst case scenario, if fares should be durable, he said.

While “this (plan) has been leaked, I would assume that other high-level managers accepted, considering that the same thing on the Ontario is accurate,” said in an interview with Layson CBC Molar Morning Tuesday.

If car companies are at risk of reducing production in Canada and the risk of increasing existing production in the US, Layson said the movements could be between two or three years and cost $ 2 billion and $ 5 billion.

“They need to find the earth, supply chain and … they basically move the whole factory,” he said. “That’s not easy and it doesn’t happen fast.”