Trump is set to decide in the coming weeks on whether to put additional taxes on European carmakers. Frozen fish, raisins, adhesive bandages and tomato ketchup are likely to be on a new list of tariffs the European Union is preparing to levy on the US if the Trump administration goes ahead with tariffs on European vehicles, according to sources. The EU has been working for months behind closed doors in Brussels to prepare its response to President Donald Trump's decision last week to impose punitive import taxes on steel and aluminum imports from Europe.
Frozen fish, raisins, adhesive bandages and tomato ketchup are likely to be on a new list of tariffs the European Union is preparing to levy on the US if the Trump administration goes ahead with tariffs on European vehicles, according to sources. The EU has been working for months behind closed doors in Brussels to prepare its response to President Donald Trump's decision last week to impose punitive import taxes on steel and aluminum imports from Europe.