Trump's tariffs on Canadian hockey sticks

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a 50 percent tariff on Canadian hockey equipment, including wooden sticks, which have seen a significant decline in demand. They are no longer used by professionals and children, who now prefer sticks made from ultra-light composite materials. The main factory in Canada, which produces around 400,000 sticks annually, exports 100,000 of them to the United States. Sales of wooden sticks have dropped considerably due to this shift. The symbolic blow targeting Canada's national sport emblem has not had a major impact on the market, given the decreased demand for traditional sticks.

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