Harley-Davidson becomes unlikely flashpoint in Canada-U.S. trade war
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Harley-Davidson becomes unlikely flashpoint in Canada-U.S. trade war
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Few brands symbolize American freedom and rebellion quite like Harley-Davidson. The 123-year-old company is headquartered in Milwaukee and operates its largest U.S. manufacturing plant in York, Pennsylvania. Amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s global tariff campaign — aimed at reshoring production to American shores — Harley-Davidson announced in June that it would return production of some products from Thailand to U.S. facili…
Harley-Davidson decided to move production back to the US due to Trump's tariffs, but Canada's 50% tariff on motorcycles could test this reversal. Experts say the impact may be limited, but its symbolic and political effect is significant.
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