Trump orders bans on Canadian dairy products, vehicles and alcoholic beverages
President Trump signed executive orders banning the sale in the United States of Canadian dairy products, motor vehicles and many alcoholic beverages, according to The Hill. The measures are scheduled to take effect on Sept. 29, as retaliatory Canadian tariffs on $27.6 billion in goods were reported to begin the same day.
President Trump signed executive orders Tuesday banning the sale of Canadian dairy products, motor vehicles and many alcoholic beverages in the United States, The Hill reported.
The bans are scheduled to take effect on Sept. 29. The orders were signed as the trade war between the United States and Canada continued, according to the report.
Retaliatory Canadian tariffs on $27.6 billion worth of goods were also reported to begin that day.
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