Canada reversed tariffs on US seafood imports following feedback to avoid broader economic disruption, officials said.
Canada removed seafood and fish products from its list of counter-tariffs on US imports Wednesday. The move follows industry feedback aimed at mitigating economic fallout from levies targeting $20 billion in American goods.
The exemption comes a day after Canada announced retaliatory tariffs on US products. Officials cited concerns over unintended consequences for supply chains and consumer costs as the reason for the adjustment.
No immediate market reaction was reported following the announcement.