Canada Posts Information on Textile TPLs Under USMCA
Government Affairs Canada released information June 16 about tariff preference levels for imports and exports of textiles and clothing under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The agency issued one notice to importers and another to exporters covering the TPL for goods including…
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“1) wool and cotton or man-made fibre apparel; 2) cotton or man-made fibre fabrics and made-up goods; and 3) cotton or man-made fibre spun yarn.” The agency also issued three other notices to exporters of TPL goods, including: wool and cotton or man-made fiber apparel; cotton or man-made fiber fabric and made-up goods; and spun yarn and metalized yarn.