 U.S. International Trade Commission overturns duties on Canadian newsprint The U.S. International Trade Commission has overturned duties imposed on Canadian newsprint after finding that imports of the paper product, part of the wider category of uncoated groundwood paper, do not hurt U.S. industry.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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So much for the myth of 'Trump gets things done'.
Trump is 0 for 2 so far. The US' own trade comission has unanimously voted twice against his unfair Tarriffs.
So much for the myth of 'Trump gets things done'.
Even though the tariff was turned around by this commission Trump did stop the Bombardier deal. And on the newsprint the newspapers are all dying anyway so it's kind of an empty victory...Yay, we get to sell newsprint to almost nobody!
Trump is 0 for 2 so far. The US' own trade comission has unanimously voted twice against his unfair Tarriffs.
So much for the myth of 'Trump gets things done'.
Even though the tariff was turned around by this commission Trump did stop the Bombardier deal.
No he didn't. Boeing lost.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/boeing ... -1.4589445
Bombardier partnered with Airbus to build the jet in the US and avoid the tariffs. Trump had nothing to do with it.
And on the newsprint the newspapers are all dying anyway so it's kind of an empty victory...Yay, we get to sell newsprint to almost nobody!
Letting them die is one thing, but killing them over an unfair trade practice is another.
And physical news print still matters to small newspapers and advertisers.
The Resolute company is huge and runs operations in both countries.