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Trump Targets Canadian Goods in Trade Reciprocity Push

President Donald Trump directed the General Services Administration on Tuesday to purge Canadian-origin products from federal procurement schedules. This ultimatum forces Ottawa to guarantee full trade reciprocity for American farmers and companies, marking a sharp escalation in the ongoing friction over cross-border commercial access and equitable market treatment.

Trump Targets Canadian Goods in Trade Reciprocity Push

The directive mandates that the GSA coordinate with the U.S. Trade Representative to excise Canadian goods from the agency’s Multiple Award Schedules. This restrictive measure serves as a lever for the administration, which insists that current arrangements unfairly penalize American interests. By threatening to strip Canadian suppliers of their access to U.S. government contracts, the White House is signaling a shift toward aggressive enforcement of trade parity. Should Ottawa fail to dismantle perceived barriers, these products will be excluded from federal purchasing pipelines entirely.

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