Trump’s weight is agricultural carving for Canada, Mexico Tariff

President Donald Trump is considering exempting some agricultural products from the tariffs on Canada and Mexico, on Wednesday the latest steps by the administration to relieve some areas from new import taxes.

Agriculture Secretary Brook Rolins told Bloomberg News that “everything is on the table” and “hope” that the administration may decide to provide relief for the agriculture sector.

Rollins said at the White House on Wednesday, “It is a matter of specific discounts for the agricultural industry and cavotes, perhaps for potash and fertilizer, at killer – to be determined.” “We rely on the leadership of the President on this. I know that he focuses on these communities. ,

Rollins were in the White House to meet with Trump and other economic authorities to know a way forward. Earlier on Wednesday, the Trump administration announced that they were delaying motor vehicle imports from Mexico and Canada for a month’s tariff, after the arguments for more leve from industry officials.