Canadian Tariffs Hit Trailer Manufacturer, Causing Cash Flow Strain
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 14
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What happened
An Iroquois-based company, CD Jabbco, which sells vehicle-hauling trailers, has been affected by a 25 per cent counter-tariff implemented by the Canadian government. The tariffs were added in response to U.S. tariff escalation in September. Due to the cost increase, pre-ordered trailers may not be delivered, leading to a huge loss and cash flow strain for the company.
From napaneeguide.com
Why it matters
The tariffs directly impact the supply chain, as CD Jabbco sources its trailers from a United States-based company, Cottrell Inc. Since there is currently no comparable Canadian manufacturer, importing U.S.-built equipment remains the only practical option for most Canadian carriers.
From napaneeguide.com
Who's involved
- Eric DuncanCanadian politician who discussed the effects of the trade war
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The entities involved
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Eric Duncan
Canadian politician
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