Canada’s new tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. goods took effect just after midnight ET on Tuesday, hitting items from milk and perfume to golf clubs and fishing rods with duties as high as 50%. Cheese and carpets face 25% levies, while forklifts and industrial molds carry 15%. The move matches U.S. tariffs on Canadian milk, honey and hockey sticks, and could hurt Midwestern manufacturers and dairy producers. The trade dispute now escalates further.
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