Trump's Shipbuilding Revival Threatens Costs
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Windsor Port, maritime industry fear being torpedoed by U.S. tariffs, fees

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Windsor Port Authority CEO Steve Salmons says new U.S. shipbuilding plan will drive up costs for shipping companies, port authorities and consumers.
Salmons: 'If the costs in shipping go up, that’s going to be passed along to the consumer’ Trump administration proposal will add a minimum of over 20 per cent to any non-American cargo entering the United States .
American shipyards only built five vessels last year , all of them for the U.S. Navy .
Salmons said the US . essentially has no commercial shipbuilding industry.
“ China , South Korea , Malaysia are highly skilled and efficient ship builders,” he said.