Trump Signs Order to Strip Canadian Goods From US Federal Buying
The memorandum instructs the director of the Office of Management and Budget and the US Trade Representative, working alongside the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council, to pinpoint Canadian-made products that could be excluded from federal civilian purchasing or otherwise classified as unavailable for procurement.
It further directs the US Trade Representative to track how Canada treats US-origin goods within its own government procurement markets.
The White House said Canada has maintained policies that put American companies at a disadvantage when seeking access to federal and provincial procurement markets.
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