Trump Administration delays tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports until April 2
by National Marine Manufacturers Association 7 Mar 14:59 PST
NMMA Advocacy Update © National Marine Manufacturers Association
On March 6, the Trump administration announced a one-month delay on new tariffs for imports from Canada and Mexico covered under the USMCA trade agreement. The tariffs are now scheduled to take effect April 2.
NMMA continues to push for long-term solutions that support fair trade without imposing undue burdens on American manufacturers. NMMA remains engaged with policymakers to ensure that any new trade measures consider the unique needs of the recreational marine industry and the millions of Americans who depend on it.
NMMA has long advocated for policies that protect American manufacturers while ensuring the global competitiveness of U.S.-built boats. The recreational boating industry is a major driver of the U.S. economy, contributing $230 billion annually and supporting more than 812,000 American jobs. Canada is the largest consumer of America-made recreational boats, accounting for approximately 51 percent of U.S. recreational boat exports.
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