According to news from the White House website on the 16th, the Trump administration plans to disqualify products originating in Canada from participating in US federal civil government procurement. The US side called the move as a countermeasure against Canada's “buy Canadian goods” policy, accusing Canada of restricting US companies from entering the procurement market at all levels of government. According to the US side, Canadian companies could have participated in US procurement projects with a scale of more than 280 billion US dollars. The US has previously imposed additional tariffs and other measures on some Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motor vehicle products.

According to news from the White House website on the 16th, the Trump administration plans to disqualify products originating in Canada from participating in US federal civil government procurement. The US side called the move as a countermeasure against Canada's “buy Canadian goods” policy, accusing Canada of restricting US companies from entering the procurement market at all levels of government. According to the US side, Canadian companies could have participated in US procurement projects with a scale of more than 280 billion US dollars. The US has previously imposed additional tariffs and other measures on some Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motor vehicle products.