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Some Canadian products receive relief from US tariffs

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President Donald Trump is exempting selected Canadian imports from the 50 percent tariffs imposed over the summer, Associated Press reports. Products include plywood sheets, packing crates and some machinery, with the changes taking effect October 30. Senator Susan Collins said she pressed officials about costs facing Maine businesses and families. The relief covers specified products, rather than ending all tariffs on Canada. Its announcement also comes as Collins faces a competitive reelection campaign.