The trade war between the United States and Canada intensified on Tuesday, with Donald Trump announcing new restrictive measures against Canadian products. This escalation occurs in the context of a broader trade conflict between the two neighboring countries.
The measures include the ban on the entry of dairy products, alcoholic beverages, and Canadian motorcycles into the American market. These restrictions affect significant sectors of Canada's economy.
In addition to tariffs on these products, Trump also blocked Canadian products' access to public procurement in the United States, which represents a significant expansion of the protectionist measures imposed by the American government.
The affected sectors — dairy products, alcoholic beverages, and motorcycles — represent important export areas for Canada, which now faces increased trade barriers from its main trading partner.
