U.S. businesses that export goods to Canada should prepare for tariffs taking effect Sept. 8, 2026. Canada will impose tariffs of 15%, 25% or 50% on certain U.S.-origin products, with rates varying by product. Affected sectors include agricultural equipment, appliances, dairy, electronics, pulp and paper, and steel. The measures apply only to goods originating in the United States. U.S. goods already in transit to Canada when the tariffs take effect generally won’t be subject to these tariffs. If your products are subject to the tariffs, Canadian importers may seek price concessions to offset tariff costs, or you might become less competitive there. Contact us to discuss the potential impact.
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