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U.S. Sets September 29 Ban on Canadian Alcohol, Dairy Products and Motorcycles

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President Donald Trump signed three proclamations excluding specified Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles from U.S. importation beginning at 12:01 a.m. ET on September 29. The covered goods include packaged beer, wine and spirits; whey products, molasses and non-alcoholic beer; and motorcycles, mopeds and cycles with reciprocating internal-combustion engines over 800 cc. Goods imported before the deadline but not yet entered for consumption remain subject to the existing 50% duty. The White House said the measures respond to what it calls Canada’s continued discriminatory trade practices.

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