Canadian Firms Can Recuse Tariffs
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Canada announced the measures in late August citing China ’s intentional, state-directed policy of over-capacity.
The measure is designed to help firms adjust their supply chains to cope with the new tariffs.
The ministry said in a statement that relief would be granted under specific and exceptional circumstances.
A 100% surtax on EVs was imposed on Oct. 1 while a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum products comes into effect Oct. 22 .
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