US President Donald Trump Saturday commanded a new commercial survey which could be more price imported lumberjackAdding existing tasks on Canadian wooden wood in tender wood and 25% of prices on all Canadian and Mexican products due next week.
In his third new pricing survey in a week, Trump signed a memo.
The probe covers derivative products made from wood which could include furniture such as kitchen cabinets, which are in some wooden cases which had been exported.
The order indicated that the survey of the trade department should be completed within 270 days.
Trump also ordered new steps within 90 days to increase wooden domestic supply by rationalizing the process of harvesting wood from public lands and improving the recovery of the fallen trees of the forests and the sailors.
The order provides advice on new agencies or updates to facilitate the increase in wood production, including faster approvals for forest projects under the endangered species law.
The Commercial Advisor of the White House, Peter Navarro, said that the investigation into the importation of wood wood countering the actions of large wood exporters, notably Canada, Germany and Brazil, which, according to him, “poured wood in our markets to the detriment of our economic prosperity and our national security”.
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“This stops today with a pair of Trumpian shares designed both to strengthen the supply and demand for American wood and wood,” he told journalists at a calling conference before signing.
A White House official said that the increase in dependence on imported wood represents a possible national security risk in part because the US military consumes significant quantities of wood for its construction activities and because the increase in dependence on imports for merchandise with many interior supplies is a danger to the American economy.
The manager did not provide details on a price rate offered under the wood survey of article 232, but Trump earlier this month told journalists that he was considering imposing a 25% rate rate on wood and forest products.
The official said that all prices resulting from the probe would be added to the existing 14.5% anti-print and anti-subventes on Canadian wooden wood.
These were the result of a long-standing commercial dispute of American Canada on Canada’s Low Email costs on public lands, which, according to Washington, is an unjust subsidy. Most of the American wood is harvested from private land at rates determined by the market. House manufacturers have long criticized prices such as increasing wood prices and contributing to the inflation of house prices.
The manager said the new wooden tasks would also accumulate above Trump’s threatened general prices at 25% American on all Canadian and Mexican goods who should take effect unless Trump is convinced by the efforts of the two countries to ensure their borders and stop fentanyl traffic.
The new tariff survey follows Trump’s order on Tuesday for a new section 232 in copper imports, aimed at reconstructing the American production of a critical metal for electric vehicles, military equipment and the electrical network.
On February 21, Trump ordered the Jamiieson Greer trade representative to revive surveys to impose prices on imports from countries that have taxed digital services on American technological companies. Canada would again be in the shooting line for such penalties, as well as France, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Austria, India and Turkey.
–Report by David Lawder and Andrea Shalal; Additional report by Trevor Hunnicutt and David Shepardson; Edition by Chizu Nomiyama and Daniel Wallis