Montana loggers and saw millers say tariffs on Canadian products will help U.S. business

Montana loggers and saw millers say Canadian tariffs will help U.S. business

Some people have raised concerns about tariffs that would go into effect on April 2.If some Canadian products are tariffed 25% including timber and lumber some fear the cost of construction will increase.The owners of Montana Custom Millwork say that while it may not directly affect their business, the reciprocal tariffs could have a big impact and help keep the lumber and timber industry viable.Watch the full story: Montana loggers and saw mill…

Montana loggers and saw millers say tariffs on Canadian products will help US business

Some have raised concerns about tariffs that would go into effect April 2.If some Canadian products are tariffed 25 percent, including timber and lumber, some fear the cost of construction will increase.The owners of Montana Custom Millwork say that while it may not directly affect their business, the reciprocal tariffs could have a big impact and help keep the lumber and timber industry viable.Watch the full video here: Montana loggers and saw …

Montana loggers and saw millers say tariffs on Canadian products will help U.S. business

Some have raised concerns about tariffs that would go into effect April 2.If some Canadian products are tariffed 25 percent, including timber and lumber, some fear the cost of construction will increase.The owners of Montana Custom Millwork say that while it may not directly affect their business, the reciprocal tariffs could have a big impact and help keep the lumber and timber industry viable.Watch the full video here: Montana loggers and saw …

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