Facing U.S. Tariffs? Here’s What Canadian Exporters Need to Know

Facing U.S. Tariffs? Here’s What Canadian Exporters Need to Know

On February 1, 2025, the United States (U.S.) announced that it is imposing tariffs of 25% on imported Canadian goods, and a tariff of 10% on energy imports from Canada. The tariffs will go into effect on February 4, 2025.???

Canada’s response?

The Government of Canada has announced a comprehensive response plan, which includes:?

For detailed information on Canada's response, visit Canada's response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods.?

Key resources for Canadian exporters?

To help Canadian exporters navigate these changes, the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) has launched a webpage: Supporting Canadian Exporters Through U.S. Tariff Challenges.?

This page will be regularly updated as new information becomes available.??

This webpage provides:?

  • Self-serve resources for problem solving
  • Information on government support??

  • Strategies for working with the TCS to diversify to international markets?

Stay informed?

Stay informed as the situation develops:??

  • Visit our website frequently for real-time updates. We'll keep adding new information as it becomes available.?

Basem Khanfar

Air Export Operations

2 周

in General: Explore more more markets for Export & Import ... Europe, China & Middle East Cars: Electric Cars from China Food: Morocco , Turkey, Egypt, Spain , South America

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Nathalie V Bradbury

Managing Director, NBJJ Business Advisory Services

3 周

Very timely.

Pearl Law

mydreamypartycloset.com

3 周

If the origin is not Canada, the cargos will not be affected by the tariffs. It is stupid, as the cargos can send to Caribbeans and import to US then they can avoid the tariffs. Or direct import from the outsourced factories in Asia that is being imposed lower tariffs. Trump is not using tariffs wisely! The supply chain is already in a global level, we don’t have to limit it to be in Canada or US.

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Sue Rimac Ec.D., CEcD.

Specializing in Goods Movement, Logistics and Supply Chain. Hamilton is Canada's Gateway City.

3 周

Web page isn't working?

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There may be many barriers to selling to China, but one thing many didn't know about is, through cross-border e-commerce, Chinese consumers can purchase goods from overseas for up to 5,000 yuan (close to $1,000 CAD) tax and tariff free per transaction, and 26,000 yuan ($5,200 CAD) every year. We need to think about diversification early.

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