@gobbionekenobi@mjg100mm@Jayde8700 The Companies: Two Canadian firms, Farjess Inc. and Royal Canadian Steel Inc. (along with part-owner Feroz Jessani), agreed to pay a US$19 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. [1] (https://t.co/3qWoQQvZ9f), [2] (https://t.co/Swcw78KkSS)
@gobbionekenobi@mjg100mm@Jayde8700 Yes, specific Canadian companies were caught and penalized for rebranding foreign steel—including from China—and selling it into the United States to avoid import duties
@Jayde8700 Chinese steel among other products coming to Canada and other countries, getting rebranded and shipped to USA.. Wtf do you think is gonna happen. Canada will lose bigtime, no question about it.
@bushcrafter79 Rosemary would finish me first thing. Can't stand it lol.. But ya I grew up with beef, pork and chicken. Plus wild game of every sort. I didn't like lamb either. Just one time when I had lamb shank and it was good in a restaurant. So aquired taste maybe just not me cooking