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U.S. Imposes Section 338 Tariffs on Certain Canadian Imports (CBP Guidance Available)
The U.S. has escalated its Section 338 actions against Canada, moving from a 50% tariff on certain dairy, alcoholic beverage, and motor vehicle imports to outright import bans on those goods, effective September 29, 2026, with no USMCA exemption. Separate proclamations also revised the tariff's product scope effective September 15, 2026, adding 122 HTSUS classifications and removing others, including rock salt and cement, and narrowing the 0% duty carve-out to a single HTSUS heading (CBP Guidance Available), following Canada's imposition of roughly $20 billion in new retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports.
CBP Launches CAPE for IEEPA Duty Refunds (Congress Urges CBP to Address Refund Delays)
Latest: Members of Congress urged CBP to address administrative delays affecting IEEPA duty refunds. Lawmakers said delays in approving importer accounts through the CAPE system could prevent some importers from meeting CBP’s 90-day refund deadline. They called on CBP to take prompt action to ensure eligible importers receive refunds despite these administrative backlogs.
Canada Opens Expanded Tariff Support for Prairie and Southern Ontario Businesses
The Government of Canada has expanded the Regional Tariff Response Initiative, offering up to $3 million in non-repayable funding to eligible businesses in the Prairies and southern Ontario. The program provides liquidity support and funding for business pivots, productivity, resilience, capital investments, market diversification, and competitiveness amid trade uncertainty.
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