Ottawa Drops Seafood and Fish Products from Countertariff List

Ottawa has removed seafood and fish products from its countertariff list, a move that follows the U. S. imposition of duties on Canadian goods. The decision comes as Canadian exporters continue to navigate the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade actions. While the removal eases tariff pressure on these specific products, businesses remain in a state of uncertainty as they await the full implementation of Ottawa’s planned reprisal measures. The change signals a shift in Canada’s trade strategy and may provide short‑term relief for the seafood sector, though broader trade tensions persist.