Mexico to expand retaliatory tariff list
Mexico to expand retaliatory tariff list
WASHINGTON -- The Mexican government has announced that more U.S.
products will be added to its retaliatory tariff list, signaling negotiations in
the 17-month trucking dispute between the two trading partners are no
closer to being resolved.
After Congress killed a two-year-old pilot program that was allowing some Mexican truckers to haul cargo in the United States, Mexico retaliated in March 2009 by imposing tariffs on 89 U.S. products, including cherries, grapes, lettuce, almonds, apricots and pears.
After Congress killed a two-year-old pilot program that was allowing some Mexican truckers to haul cargo in the United States, Mexico retaliated in March 2009 by imposing tariffs on 89 U.S. products, including cherries, grapes, lettuce, almonds, apricots and pears.