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Cincinnati-area businesses brace for higher costs amid U.S.-Canada trade fight
Canada’s 15% to 50% retaliatory tariffs could push up prices on imported goods as Ohio remains the country’s largest trading partner.
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Cincinnati-area businesses brace for higher costs amid U.S.-Canada trade fight
A growing trade dispute between the United States and Canada could soon affect Cincinnati-area consumers and businesses, potentially raising prices on groceries, auto parts and other goods.
Haines businesses brace for tariffs on Canadian lumber and groceries
HAINES — With Canadian tariffs set to take effect Sept. 8, Chilkat Valley businesses are waiting to see how much of an impact they’ll have. A trade war between the U.S. and Canada has escalated with the U.S. on Aug. 22, imposing steep tariffs, up to 50%, on certain goods from Canada. Canada is retaliating with equal tariffs on products from the United States, including some that are likely to impa...
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