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Canada Extends Steel And Aluminum Tariff Measures Through 2027
The Canadian government has announced a one-year extension of key trade measures affecting steel and aluminum imports, keeping both tariff protections and tariff relief programs in place through June 2027. According to the announcement, Canada will continue operating its tariff remission program, which reimburses eligible companies for certain tariffs imposed on U.S. steel and aluminum products. The program had been scheduled to expire in June 2026 but will now remain available for an additional year. tweet At the same time, Ottawa will maintain existing import restrictions on steel from countries outside the ... (full story)
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