The City of Gatineau has reported a significant decrease in its purchases from U.S. companies. This change is attributed largely to heightened international tensions stemming from political decisions made by former President Donald Trump.
Declining U.S. Purchases in Gatineau
The municipality has confirmed that it has reduced its procurement from American suppliers, including major retailers like Amazon. Last year, transactions with U.S. suppliers already accounted for less than 0.5% of Gatineau’s total purchases.
Statistics and Future Reporting
While specific statistics detailing these changes are forthcoming, the city aims to provide more transparent information regarding its suppliers. The ongoing analysis will highlight the impact of political influences on local purchasing decisions.
- Decrease in purchases from U.S. companies
- Less than 0.5% of transactions were with American suppliers last year
- Future statistics to be published for public access
This cautious approach reflects Gatineau’s response to external economic pressures and the desire for a more locally-focused procurement strategy. The city’s commitment to local businesses could lead to potential growth in the region’s economy.
