Steel and aluminum materials and components imported from Mexico and Canada make the United States more competitive, Caterpillar noted during USMCA consultations. Consequently, the company asked the Trump administration to exempt products that meet USMCA requirements from Section 232 tariffs. Steel and aluminum materials Headquartered in Irving, Texas,
Honeywell International proposed establishing trilateral monitoring for strategic materials in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The company focuses on advanced technology and manufacturing, is headquartered in the United States, and has annual sales of approximately $40 billion. Monitoring for strategic materials The company’s operations are carried out through
Deacero called for restarting steel companies in the USMCA if they use inputs produced in North America. In its opinion, North America must present a united front to minimize distortions in this region and ensure that Chinese steel does not benefit from the USMCA. The company submitted this
The National Poultry Farmers Union (UNA) made four recommendations to the White House Trade Representative (USTR) on the poultry industry as part of the joint review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Its proposals aim to maximize synergies between the agricultural, poultry, and egg sectors of both countries,
The Mexican Mining Chamber (Camimex) proposed the creation of a committee for mining in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The USMCA already includes chapters establishing committees responsible for overseeing implementation, recommending amendments, promoting cooperation, and facilitating the exchange of information. In Camimex’s opinion, extending these functions to a
The US Chamber of Commerce (USCC) has called on the US government to eliminate Section 232 tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Section 232 applies tariffs on steel and aluminum imported by the United States. Starting in 2025, many products will face rates of 25% and then 50%, also