"There have been no concessions by Canada on agriculture," the USTR's Office said in a statement earlier Friday.
It's not clear whether Canada and the U.S. will work out their differences next week. Trump has threatened to slap additional tariffs on imported autos from Canada if the two sides are unable to reach a new trade deal.
"If a deal doesn't happen, we'll put tariffs on the cars coming in from Canada, and that'll be even better," Trump said on Thursday.
While U.S. officials have indicated that they are prepared to go ahead with a NAFTA deal with Mexico alone, many U.S. lawmakers have insisted that Canada must be included in the final pact.
Talks on renegotiating the NAFTA began in August 2017 as Trump threatened to withdraw from the trilateral trade deal, which he claimed harmed U.S. industries and jobs.
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