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The ban includes dairy items, motorcycles, and alcoholic drinks, escalating President Trump's trade dispute with Canada. The measure, projected to affect $967 million in Canadian exports in 2025, primarily targets alcoholic beverages. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to resist Trump's demands and diversify trade away from the US.
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