China said on Saturday it would slap tariffs on Canadian products including rapeseed oil and pork, after a Beijing probe into levies imposed by Ottawa on Chinese goods last year. Beijing’s commerce ministry said it would hit imported rapeseed oil,

Beijing will apply a 100% tariff to Canadian rapeseed oil, oil cakes and pea imports, and a 25% duty on Canadian aquatic products and pork, the ministry said in a statement.

Trump levied sweeping tariffs on key trading partners Mexico, Canada and China early Tuesday morning, sparking retaliation from Beijing and Ottawa, sending the stock market into a tailspin, and alarming government officials around the globe as they brace for potentially the worst trade war in a century.

Canadian farmers could take a big hit from China’s sudden retaliatory tariffs that take aim at canola, pork and other food commodities. Chris Davison, president of the Canola

US President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada took effect, alongside increased duties on Chinese goods, igniting trade conflicts with key partners. Beijing and Ottawa retaliated with their own tariffs.

WASHINGTON: Escalating its trade war with multiple countries, President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday announced additional tariffs on imports from China, Canada and Mexico, sparking

Beijing responded by slapping additional tariffs ... Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, meanwhile, said Ottawa would impose immediate 25% tariffs on more than $20 billion worth of U.S ...