The Trump administration announces changes to tariffs on certain Canadian imports, easing duties on specific goods while adding tariffs on other categories. The revisions remove tariffs on items including plywood sheets, some paper products, certain machinery, and refrigeration equipment, and set the changes to take effect October 30.
Other products are treated differently: the administration will impose tariffs on additional goods such as carpets, certain valves, and waste products. The measures reflect the interlinked nature of US and Canadian supply chains and trade.
Across the two outlets, both reports align on the overall approach—some Canadian tariff lines are removed at a 50% rate, effective Oct. 30—while differing slightly in how many examples they list. Times of India provides a broader set of product categories, while Supply Chain Dive focuses more narrowly on key items such as plywood and certain packaging materials that will no longer face the 50% tariff.
