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Washingtom: In a move that has sparked both controversy and concern, canada has begun removing US made liquor from its store shelves in response to ongoing tensions over tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. This decision comes as part of a broader push by the canadian Government to retaliate against the trade policies introduced by the Trump administration, particularly the 25% tarrif on Canadian Steel and aluminium imports that was levied in 2018.
This action follows the Canadian Government’s decision to impose its own retaliatory tariffs on US goods, including alcohol, in response to Trump’s trade policies.
Liquor retailers, particularly those who have been selling popular US Liquor brands for years, are now facing the challenge of finding alternative products to replace them.
American brands like Jack Daniel’s, Budweiser, and Smirnoff are among the most popular imports, and many Canadian consumers are expressing disappointment over the loss of their favourite drinks.
It is not just alcohol. Canadians are also moving away from other US goods, sports events, and trips, according to the report. However, the report cited analysts as saying that this is a response to a more challenging environment both for the company as well as for the broader spirits industry.
It remains to be seen if this action will lead to any change in US policy or if it will only serve to prolong tensions between the two countries.
For now, Canadian consumers will have to adjust to liquor selection, as the trade standoff continues to shape the economic landscape.
