Canadian grocers seek alternative suppliers amid US product boycott
Canadian grocery retailers are seeking new suppliers as a boycott of US products grows, potentially shifting sourcing away from the United States.
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Why it matters
A sustained boycott could disrupt bilateral food trade, alter supply chains and increase costs for consumers and retailers.
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