Canada has unveiled its full list of American imports to face a 25 percent tariff, matching the U.S. tariffs on Canadian products announced on Feb. 1, a day earlier.
Effective Feb. 4, the tariffs will apply to $30 billion worth of goods originating from the United States, including poultry, meats, dairy products like yogurt and whey, eggs, and various crops such as vegetables, fruit, wheat, and barley.
It will also target a range of alcohol, including wine, beer, cider, and mead, as well as tobacco products like cigars, cigarettes, tobacco refuse, and other nicotine-containing products.
Other goods affected include certain firearms, such as sporting shotguns and rifles, as well as spring, air, or gas guns; truncheons; and munitions, including bombs, grenades, missiles, mines, and ammunition….