A U.S. importer facing a $40 million tariff bill has filed suit against the president to end certain duties on Canadian goods, CBC News reported.
An American importing company is suing President Donald Trump to end certain tariffs on Canadian goods. The business states it could face a $40 million bill under the current duties. The legal challenge targets tariffs affecting US-Canada trade, as reported by CBC News. The company is pursuing the case amid rising tariff costs.
Source: CBC News.
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