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The Trump administration is reducing some tariffs on Canadian products ahead of the midterm elections, following pressure from Republican Senator Susan Collins. Starting October 30, tariffs will be lowered on items like plywood and certain machinery. The U.S. had imposed a 50% tariff on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods after trade negotiations failed. Canada retaliated with countermeasures. While some tariffs will be lifted, others will be introduced on different products. Collins emphasized the importance of these exemptions for Maine's agricultural sector. The announcement comes as both parties prepare for the elections, which could impact Trump's remaining term. Canadian officials expressed readiness to negotiate a beneficial trade agreement.