Shippers forced to delay loads as 50% tariffs jack up export costs
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By Christopher Reynolds Canadian shippers have started to hold back merchandise and postpone delivery schedules as they scramble to find the tariff money to get their goods across the border. Some manufacturers and exporters that had banked on hauling cargo into the United States free of charge are now struggling to find the necessary cash, prompting transport delays, customs brokers say.
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