Here's the full list of Canadian products to be hit by Trump's new 50% tariffs U.S. targets honey, alcoholic beverages, whey and more Canada’s internal trade charade Direct-to-consumer alcohol sales are progressing, but Canada will not have a genuine internal market until food—and supply-managed commodities—can move freely too This week in grocery news: Trump's new tariffs, Empire ditches some property controls Here’s what you might have missed Leaders condemn Trump’s tariffs, urge strengthening Canada’s grocery industry CFIG, FHCP and RCC react to new U.S. levies Carpe diem, Mr. Carney: Canada needs a coherent CUSMA strategy CUSMA is now both a shield and a target, while Ottawa’s trade strategy remains all over the place Canadian premiers agree to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales across most provinces Nine premiers sign landmark agreement Trump’s new tariffs put Canada’s food economy on the menu Washington’s new 50% tariff threat is not a surprise. It is the predictable consequence of mistaking political theatre for a trade strategy Empire to drop some property control measures Food and pharmacy retailer makes long-term commitments around restrictive covenants and exclusivity clauses U.S. hits Canada with steep tariffs on range of products, including hockey sticks Measure is a response to bans on U.S. liquor and Canada's supply managed dairy system, among other concerns 'Reach out and talk to us:' Grocery code office president on how members can raise issues Canadian Grocer discusses OGSCC Spring Report with president and adjudicator Karen Proud Republican to introduce bill prompting trade investigation into Canadian booze bans Several provincial liquor boards stopped purchasing American alcohol last year Alcohol bans are coming back to haunt Canada Provincial monopolies are not immune to international trade rules First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last
