"We hope that we can rapidly find a solution with our North American neighbours so that oil, refinery and petrochemical products are removed from customs tariffs before consumers feel the effects of these decisions," says the AFPM Association Communication.
President Trump signed on Saturday a regulation imposing advanced 25% duties on imports of goods from Canada, Mexico and China, including somewhat lower 10% on imports of oil and another energy goods from these countries.
As an authoritative reason for the imposition of these duties, the White home administered a surge of fentanyl across the northern and confederate border of the US, China's participation in drug cartel supply, and an influx from Canada and Mexico of illegal immigrants to the US.
