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Tariffs are a must in any trade deal with Canada, says Trump's trade rep
Tariffs on Canadian exports will remain as the U.S. seeks stricter rules and better market access in renegotiations of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, officials said.
- Greer said on Tuesday that Canada must accept tariffs as part of any trade deal, including CUSMA renewal.
- The United States Trade Representative said Canada must accept tariffs as part of any trade deal, with CUSMA up for review this year and countries to indicate their intent by July 1.
- Using concrete examples, Greer said Canada has not met U.S. requests on market openings, including wine, procurement, and dairy, and linked tariffs as leverage, Greer told CBC.
- United States Trade Representative Greer said Canada must participate in reshoring discussions, with LeBlanc expecting to meet in Washington next week.
- The administration aims for a fundamental rewrite of post-1994 trade rules, with tariffs on steel, aluminum, lumber, and autos raising stakes, as Greer highlighted Canada's failure to act on U.S. access issues.
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