Canada Eyes Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Threats from Trump
Canada is considering imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, including Florida's orange juice, if President-elect Trump implements a 25% tariff on Canadian imports. Other items like ceramics and plastic goods are also under consideration. The final list is not confirmed, and discussions with U.S. officials continue.

- Country:
- Canada
In a move that could escalate trade tensions, Canada is weighing retaliatory tariffs on a range of U.S. products, should President-elect Donald Trump enforce a proposed 25% tariff on Canadian imports.
According to local reports, this list could include orange juice, a key product from Trump's home state, Florida, as well as ceramics and plastic goods. The decision remains tentative as Canadian officials engage with potential members of the Trump administration to clarify their stance.
Though Trump's tariff threats came after calls to curb migrant and drug flows from Canada and Mexico, it is yet unclear whether he will act on these threats, leaving Canada's response in a holding pattern.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Euro Zone Manufacturers Fear Cheap Chinese Imports Over US Tariffs
Trump has signed order imposing tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, China; includes retaliation clause, reports AP.
Trudeau says Canada will place 25 per cent tariffs on USD 155 billion in US imports in retaliation to Trump's tariffs, reports AP.
Tariff Tensions Surge: President Sheinbaum's Retaliation Strategy
Trade Tensions Flare as China Hits U.S. Energy Imports with Tariffs