
Canada Removes US Seafood From Retaliatory Tariff List Amid Trade Tensions
Canada has taken US fish and seafood off its list of targeted goods for retaliatory tariffs, signaling a potential adjustment in its response to ongoing trade disputes with the United States. The move comes as both nations navigate escalating economic friction and domestic political pressure.
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