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Alcohol became a flashpoint in the US-Canada trade war. Now both sides say they're losing.
Source: businessinsider.com
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The US escalated the US-Canada trade conflict with new 50% tariffs on Canadian alcohol, extending restrictions that have kept many American spirits off most of Canada since last year. The move risks further disruption to cross-border beverage supply chains and could pressure near-term demand for affected brands on both sides of the border.
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