Potential tariffs raise anxiety among auto parts makers

APMA
Feb 19
1 min read

Katherine Brulotte, ICI Windsor

January 19, 2025

Donald Trump will be sworn in on Monday, but Canadian auto industry players are worried about tariffs the U.S. president could impose. If Trump were to move from words to actions, the industry would grind to a halt , says Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association.

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