Maine Gov. Janet Mills and five other Northeastern governors have invited the premiers of six Canadian provinces to a summit to discuss President Donald Trump’s tariffs and preserving strong trade relationships. Mills joined Massachusetts Gov.
As President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on imported goods, some companies in Maine only using domestic material still say they will see a rise in costs. “We’ll probably see some kind of a price increase,”
In spite of the ongoing trade war between the United States and Canada, businesses along the northern Maine border showed optimism for the future of international trade during an April 10 networking event hosted by
As the federal government’s trade war ramps up, two trading partners on opposite sides of the Maine/Canada border decided the best approach was to split the additional cost of tariffs on their respective imports. “They’re
Secure shipping solutions, precision tools, simulation technology and the redevelopment of a former mill site were among the honorees announced by the Maine International Trade Center for its annual international trade and investment awards. The
Maine International Trade Center (MITC) announced today the winners of the 2025 Annual International Trade and Investment Awards. More than 2,000 Maine companies exported over $3 billion in goods and services to 165 markets last year. International trade
As Trump shakes up economy, winners and losers will emerge. Maine could be on the wrong side. The state’s reliance on Canada for trade and tourism, coupled with the president’s threats to punish Maine after
A looming global trade war triggered by new U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China has sparked concerns about higher prices and supply chain disruptions in Maine. On Saturday, President Donald Trump signed an executive “economic emergency”
Canada, which is Maine’s largest trading partner, could be particularly hard hit by a 25% universal tariff, as suggested by the president. Tariffs that are central to President Donald Trump’s economic policies could destabilize markets
Maine manufacturers from craft beverage makers to industrial suppliers are bracing for disruptions from President-elect Donald Trump’s declaration of war against imports from China, Mexico and even Canada — the state’s largest trade and investment