American customs officers will stop collecting certain customs fees

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Julien McEvoy, Le Journal de Quebec

Feb 24, 2026

[Original in French]

Following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, American customs officials will stop collecting certain tariffs imposed under emergency powers, allowing most Canadian exports that comply with CUSMA to remain duty-free. APMA President Flavio Volpe called the decision encouraging but warned the U.S. could still apply pressure through future revisions or sector-specific tariffs. The ruling provides temporary relief for Canadian manufacturers ahead of the upcoming CUSMA review.

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