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Trump Plans to Cut Canadian Products Out of Government Contracts
Source: Bloomberg
Trade Policy & Supply ChainTax & TariffsElections & Domestic Politics
President Donald Trump said he would direct the General Services Administration and USTR to exclude Canadian-origin products from U.S. federal government contracts. The move retaliates against Ottawa's tariffs and escalates the U.S.-Canada trade dispute, creating downside risk for affected Canadian suppliers and cross-border supply chains.
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