However, significant tariffs — including those on forest products — remain in effect and will lead to higher costs for Maine families and uncertainty for businesses. I urge the Administration to continue to work to deescalate this conflict and reach a trade resolution with our Canadian partners.
Commenting on the impact of tariffs on Maine.
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