The White House announced on October 23 that the United States is eliminating the 50% tariff on 22 Canadian products and placing an additional 100 items on the tariff schedule.
President Donald Trump communicated that the change modifies the existing 50% duties that had been applied to many Canadian imports. The amendment lifts the tariff on the 22 specified goods while expanding the list of products subject to tariffs by 100 new entries.
The adjustment reflects a shift in the United States' trade approach toward Canada, altering the previously imposed high‑rate tariffs on a range of imports.
