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AED issues statement on U.S.–Canada trade

Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) issued a statement saying it was disappointed that the United States and Canada did not reach a trade agreement during recent negotiations. The group said it has long supported free and fair trade in North America because it helps economic growth in the sectors its members serve.

“AED is disappointed that the United States and Canada could not come to a trade agreement during recent negotiations. However, our resolve remains strong.”

“Tariffs and retaliatory tariffs damage the economies on both sides of the border. Any measures that target equipment that builds, feeds and fuels both countries are detrimental regardless of if they’re imposed by Canada or the United States.”

AED said it will continue working with officials in both countries to encourage a return to negotiations.

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