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Canada companies push to maintain NAFTA’s ‘made in America’ definition

A Canadian business group has told the Trump administration that it wants no change in the North American Free Trade Agreement’s “rules of origin,” which allow products to be seen as “Made in America” if just 62.5 percent of its components come from there.

The rules are expected to be challenged by the White House when negotiations between the U.S., Canada and Mexico start, likely in August. But the Business Council of Canada, which represents many of the country’s largest corporations, warned against any dramatic changes in a filing with the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office on Monday.

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