Washington restricts Canadian imports
The trade dispute between the United States and Canada has entered a new escalation phase, as Washington announced a ban on the import of a range of Canadian products, most notably alcoholic beverages, starting September 28, 2026. This measure aims to respond to tariffs imposed by Ottawa on American products, such as cheeses, which followed earlier U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports. The White House clarified that the ban also includes whey and motorcycles with engine capacities exceeding 800 cubic centimeters, citing Canada's unfair treatment of the United States, according to President Donald Trump. Canadian Prime Minister described the U.S. actions as "modest," while Trump stated that the boycott, which was labeled as "discriminatory" against American alcoholic beverages in Canada, was the reason behind this decision.
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