The discussion focused on the escalating tariff battle between the U.S. and Canada, with President Trump and Ontario Premier Ford exchanging rhetoric. Canada’s tariffs, set to start on September 8, could impact $2 billion worth of goods, particularly affecting Maine. Nationally, it represents only 5% of Canadian goods imported. The U.S. lifted a ban on live cattle imports from Mexico, effective at Douglas, AZ, after controlling the New World screw worm. The U.S. also lowered tariffs on imported beef to $5.16/lb, aiming to reduce prices from $6.89/lb, despite rancher opposition. The conversation also touched on the potential for Chinese steel entering the U.S. via Canada.
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