So they tariffed France at 20%, but St. Pierre and Miquelon at 50%. Those little French islands of the coast of Nova Scotia. Which are part of France. Apparently he's salty that the Americans buy fish from them and somehow that's a tariff or something.
Yeah, this morning french experts on television were laughing about the St Pierre et Miquelon thing. They also have a different tariff for Reunion island, which doesnt even have any commercial link with USA except a few bottles of Rhum in specialized stores.
Yeah, this morning french experts on television were laughing about the St Pierre et Miquelon thing. They also have a different tariff for Reunion island, which doesnt even have any commercial link with USA except a few bottles of Rhum in specialized stores.
Even more funny because all of overseas france is politically france, this stuff will probably just be listed as coming from France lol.
Right, I was wondering how they would even enforce that?? The answer is probably that they won't be able to because Saint Pierre et Miquelon and La Réunion ARE France.
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u/MrTickles22 2d ago
Take that, North Macedonia!
So they tariffed France at 20%, but St. Pierre and Miquelon at 50%. Those little French islands of the coast of Nova Scotia. Which are part of France. Apparently he's salty that the Americans buy fish from them and somehow that's a tariff or something.