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Trump’s 50% hockey equipment tariffs unlikely to hit Minnesota families

Summary by The Minneapolis Editorial Desk · Based on reporting from Star Tribune · July 24, 2026 · 1 min read

Most hockey sticks imported into the U.S. are manufactured overseas and won’t fall under the Trump administration’s new round of Canadian tariffs

Why this matters in The Minneapolis

The new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Canadian goods are unlikely to affect Minnesota families who purchase hockey equipment, given that most hockey sticks are manufactured overseas. This is a welcome relief for a state where hockey is a beloved pastime and many families invest in equipment for their children to play. Minnesota's strong hockey culture, with its numerous youth leagues and programs, will likely continue uninterrupted by the tariffs. The state's economy will also avoid taking a hit from the tariffs, as local retailers who sell hockey equipment will not face increased costs from tariffs on Canadian-made sticks. As a result, Minnesota families can expect to continue accessing affordable hockey equipment, allowing the state's hockey tradition to thrive.

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Category: local · Published: July 24, 2026 · Source: Star Tribune · Reading time: 1 min

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Trump’s 50% hockey equipment tariffs unlikely to hit Minnesota families

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