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How Do Canadian Companies Handle Trump's Customs Fees?

Summary by alborsaanews.com
Small and medium-sized companies account for 40% of Ottawa merchandise exports, with an increasing wave of economic patriotism, with unprecedented tension in their relations with the United States, which has led consumers to boost their demand for local products, and to give some Canadian companies a chance to grow despite US President Donald Trump's customs duties.
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Small and medium-sized companies account for 40% of Ottawa merchandise exports, with an increasing wave of economic patriotism, with unprecedented tension in their relations with the United States, which has led consumers to boost their demand for local products, and to give some Canadian companies a chance to grow despite US President Donald Trump's customs duties.

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alborsaanews.com broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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