Complete list of U.S. products subject to counter tariffs

metalman

earlier today I tried ordering something online from the states but got hung up because the site doom looped trying to force me to accept shipping to another non existant postal code, so I called a local outfit and got a price about 20% higher, but asked if they could do tiny bit better than the US online price, which they were happy to do. So I think that this will become a thing to counter tarrif the US of trump at every oportunity. I also got a guarentee today that an extra $1000 for increased costs and fuel on a previously quoted and started job was no problem. Plus our government is rolling out billions for small, and medium sized business effected by tarrifs and fuel ,etc,anounced today on top of existing programs for the steel and auto industrys to retool and retrain. Heck it's almost like 10% of one of the North Canadian Continents smaller neighbors economys was up for grabs, eh.

JojoFatsani

It would be a fun exercise to use Claude to generate a spreadsheet of US exports designed for maximum reciprocation against the trump-voting/red senate states.

badc0ffee

I skimmed through and made this list. I may have missed a few: Fish, crustaceans, molluscs, aquatic invertebrates, fish meal, milk and cream, whey, cheese and curd, honey, molasses, malt extract, perfume, makeup, flooring, ashesive tape/film, plastic packaging, tableware, wood, paper products, carpet, turf, clothing, iron and iron alloys, wire, railway track, pipes, prefabricated structures including bridges, towers, and doors, reservoirs/tanks, gas containers, cloth, chain, nails, screws, needles, springs, stoves/ranges, radiators, cutlery, cookware, aluminum produts, hand tools, knives, metal fittings, pumps, air conditioning machines, refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, cranes, forklifts, escalators, elevators, farm machinery, washing machines, power tools, saws, moulds, vacuum cleanerrs, ultrasonic vapourizers, electric heaters, electric water heaters, grills, ovens, roasters, telephones (including smartphones), computer monitors, printed circuit boards, televisions, electric equipment, locomotives, heavy construction machinery, tramway vehicles, cars and transport vehicles, trucks, trailers, seats/chairs, furniture, lighting, video game consoles, pinball machines, billiard tables, bowling equipment, gym equipment, fishing rods. What I don't see here is meat, vegetables, legumes, grains, shoes, glassware, alcohol, stationery (other than paper), chemicals, fertilizer, oil/gas, most metals and minerals, tobacco. Again I'm probably missing a ton.