As the tariffs set by the Trump Administration of Canada and Mexico began Tuesday, the Canadians discovered the useless shelves in which American drink products before.
Canadian social media users post photos and videos in stores from around the country as if they pulled American liquor.
Joshua Gariy, a Quebec-based university student, posted on Wednesday’s Wednesday Wednesday showing useless from a Quebec store, where the drink products are shown.
“For me, this picture fully retrieved: ‘Products one’ sign remained, but the shelves shown in a sign that is shown in a vacant letter,” Garats said to the United States.
New Brunswick government said on facebook that it stopped buying American alcohol, posting a video of an employee who changed wine bottles from the Alcool NB Allor section.
Another video posted on the gilded by the user “Keltiehehather” shows the bare shelves under different signs “one” in a nova scotia store.
It follows an announcement from the Alcohol Control Board of Ontario, which “stopped buying all US products,” according to a statement on its website.
Trump imposes a 25% tariff of almost all things from Canada and Mexico, saying that the Levies are meant to be the largest trade colleagues in the US Responsibility for fentanyl flowing in the US
Canada Minister’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeaa Baling in tariffs, saying In a statement Tuesday with “no reason” for them because “less than 1% of the fenanyl pictured on the US border from Canada.”
In response to US tariffs, Canada on Tuesday shot at tariffs on his ownpreceding an earlier plan to impose 25% levies in 155 billion dollars in Canada ($ 107 billion) American goods.
The raging trading war threatens to send ripples to the US economy. The main sellers have already warns price increases for consumers Due to new federal import tax.
Tariffs can also increase prices of alcohol imports from Mexico and Canada, and Ill sell spirits sold in countries.
In 2023, Kentucky exported $ 76 million worth of whiskey and other Spirits in Canada, according to Canada’s Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food. This week, Kentucky drink products are one of those derived from the Canadian store states.
“The Governor of Kentucky said, ‘Don’t touch our Bourbon,’ And I said, ‘Governor, that’s the first thing we have followed,'” Ontario Premier Douugi Doug Ford said to the reporters on Tuesday. “We’re the biggest bourbon buyer in the world for Kentucky Bourbon maker. They’re done. They’re gone.”
The Found Spirits Sayed by a statement Wednesday this is “very disturbed” in American alcohol products taken from Canada stores, as well as at tariff retaliators.
The council is estimated 31,000 American jobs will disappear Due to a 25% tariff of devilent spirits importing from Canada and Mexico.
“These US tariffs on Mexico and Canada will result in Great Harm to US companies and employees throughout the wine and spirits supply chain, from restaurants, bars and retails / exporters of spirits and wine products,” it wrote.
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