Washington dated a ban on certain Canadian alcoholic imports for Sept. 29 as Canada's tariffs took effect. [1] Reuters filed the stall and the measures together. [1] This paper already printed tariffs live. Tuesday is September 8. The 8th is not the 29th. A dated future ban is not in force today. Print the 29th. Do not print today.

Leave a named date-change to the edition that owns a named date-change. The calendar has not jumped. Tariffs in force are a different page.

Print the 29th. Tuesday is not the ban date. Motorcycles and dairy in the same proclamation are not live today. Print the 29th as the named Tuesday drinks hold. Twenty-one days remain on the calendar. Print later, not live.

Twenty-one days gives importers room to reroute and stockpile. Motorcycles and dairy share the proclamation's fine print. Tuesday counts down.

Motorcycles and dairy in the same proclamation shows tariffs as omnibus policy. Fine print carries the real bite. Tuesday reads it.

Read fine print is still not a ban; Tuesday reads it. Twenty-one days remain. The 29th keeps.

Twenty-one days gives importers room to reroute. Motorcycles and dairy share the fine print. The 29th keeps.

Washington dated the drinks ban for September 29, three weeks out. Motorcycles and dairy share that proclamation's fine print. Canada's tariffs already live on another page. Tonight's shelves are not empty under this drinks measure.
Canada's tariffs already live on another page. The 29th is still three weeks out. Tonight's shelves stay stocked.

Canada's tariffs already live on another page. The 29th is still three weeks out. Tonight's shelves stay stocked.

-- MAYA CALLOWAY, New York