J.D. Irving's lumber operations in New Brunswick — and its one mill in Truro — gained a competitive advantage over other Canadian forestry companies Tuesday as the United States imposed harsh countervailing duties on
softwood lumber imports.
Not exact matches
He also reportedly is considering retaliatory tariffs on Oregon wine, plywood and other
imports from the Pacific state because one of its senators, Ron Wyden, a member of the Democratic Party, is a vocal critic of Canada's
softwood lumber policies.
Here's why: Chapter 19 allows Canada to bypass the U.S. judicial review process when the U.S. government imposes antidumping and / or countervailing duties on Canadian products
imported into the United States, as has been the case repeatedly with
softwood lumber, for example.