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Canadian brewers stockpiling cans amid Trump’s tariffs, and why the April 1 beer and alcohol tax means you’ll be paying more

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While U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” announcement spared Canada from damaging “reciprocal” tariffs, there was little relief for Canada’s steel and aluminum industries, which remain subject to 25 per cent duties.

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Canadian Ambassador’s warning amid Trump’s tariff chaos

Amb. Kirsten Hillman joins The Lead

5 hours ago·Atlanta, United States

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Canadian brewers stockpiling cans amid Trump’s tariffs, and why the April 1 beer and alcohol tax means you’ll be paying more

Canadian brewers turn to federal government for tax relief amid crippling trade war.

11 hours ago·Hamilton, Canada

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How do Trump's trade wars threaten U.S. craft brewers?

NEW YORK- The craft brewers in the United States already have enough problems. Hard alcoholic beverages and cocktails are raiding beer sales. Millennials and Generation Z do not drink as much as their elders. Beer bars have not yet fully recovered from the impact of COVID-19 five years ago.There is now a new threat: tariffs ordered by President Donald Trump, which include 25% levies on imported steel and aluminum and on products from Canada and …

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