For Canadian lumber — which is most of the lumber in the U.S. — it’s on top of an existing 35% tariff.

The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is hurting American farmers. Amid record harvests in the U.S., farmers are finding lower prices and less demand when they bring it to market.

From the BBC World Service: After nearly a decade of negotiations, the European Union and Indonesia have agreed to a trade deal.

“With AI, we're able to now ingest all of this unstructured data and make sense of it really fast,” said KYG Trade’s Todd Smith.

In its quarterly report, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development lifted its growth forecast for the U.S. to 1.8% for the year.

While most Alaskans live near roadways, 82% of Alaskan communities are found off the road network. And that means shipping food involves planes, ports, weather stations, and all sorts of public infrastructure.

From the BBC World Service: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have agreed to deepen ties as both countries face U.S. tariffs.

Kansas wheat farmers Vance and Louise Ehmke say President Trump’s trade war is hurting their community. 

Air freight companies have tried to pivot by flying goods to other parts of the globe, but it’s not enough to make up for lost business.

Chabeli Carrazana is a reporter for The 19th. She wrote about how tariffs spell big trouble for sellers on the popular online marketplace Etsy.