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13 October 2026

Canada Tariffs Are Changing Freight Strategy Fast

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Source reporting: FreightWaves

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Canada Tariffs Are Changing Freight Strategy Fast

Canada-US trade tension is forcing fast changes in cross-border logistics. James Edge breaks down how importers, exporters and retailers are handling tariffs, shifting demand and new data requirements. In this FreightWaves conversation, Edge explains the real operator playbook: split U. S. and Canadian fulfillment, add warehouse capacity inside Canada, and stay ahead of changing customs rules.

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