Exporting & Importing
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Europe’s specialty food makers brace for U.S. tariffs
While the U.S. is taxing European aircraft goods an extra 10%, it is walloping agricultural products an extra 25%
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‘See you at the polls’: Trump and Pelosi have it out
The administration called in congressional leadership to discuss the situation in Syria. Here’s what happened next…
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FedEx files US$212M building permit for world hub in Tennessee
FedEx could soon begin work on the Express World Hub at the Memphis International Airport, a major piece of an expansion project announced in 2018
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GM strike pushed U.S. factory output down 0.5% in September
The automaker reached a tentative 4-year deal this week with workers who took to the picket lines for a month. Automaking could rebound in November
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Molson Coors, Hexo to launch CBD infused water, THC drinks later this year
The announcement by Truss Beverage Co. comes one week after its competitor Fluent Beverage Co. said it was launching CBD drinks as early as December
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Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales up 0.8% in August
Statistics Canada says sales were up in 11 of 21 industries representing 62.9% of the total manufacturing sector
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Beef recall expands as Toronto slaughterhouse co-operates with food watchdog
In Canada, the latest warning is about dozens of items sold at restaurants and retail outlets including Walmart and the gourmet food chain Pusateri’s
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Employment in Canada increased by 28,200 jobs in September: report
September’s softer gain reflected job growth increases in Trade, Transportation and Utilities, combined with Professional/Business Services
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Grind, grind, grind: Brexit talks soldier on, summit looms
After more than three years of false starts and sudden reversals, both sides still hope for a clean divorce deal for Britain leaving the bloc
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Macron and Merkel try to showcase unity as Brexit looms
President Emmanuel Macron and Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the HQ of plane-maker Airbus, before heading to planned bilateral talks in Toulouse
