Canadian provinces pull U.S. alcohol from shelves as Trump tariffs kick in
Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have spilled into the alcohol aisle, as Canadian provinces have begun removing American liquor from stores shelves in response to the 25 percent tariff on Canadian goods imposed by President Donald Trump.
In response to tariffs President Donald Trump levied on Canada, Ontario issued an stop purchase of US beverages. Here's how it impacts Kentucky.
Canada has formally raised a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the tariff measures imposed by the US.
The Canadian province of Alberta is halting purchases of US alcohol and changing its procurement practices to respond to ...
Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, ordered the LCBO to remove U.S. alcohol from its shelves and catalogues. The regional ...
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Canada's most populous province may bar American-made alcohol in addition to restricting electricity exports to Michigan, New ...
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Trudeau says Canada will implement its own 25-percent tariffs on about $100-billion worth of U.S. imports, to be rolled out ...
Thousands of American alcohol products were removed from government-operated liquor stores across Ontario, Canada in response ...
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