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Business · Global trade · published 2026-08-27 · via Business Insider

US and Canadian Alcohol Producers Feel the Pain of Trade Dispute

Alcohol manufacturers on both sides of the US-Canada border report significant losses as their products become bargaining chips in the ongoing trade conflict. Industry representatives argue that tariffs and bans have hurt businesses and consumers alike, with no clear winners emerging. Both nations' producers are urging policymakers to remove alcohol from the trade dispute to mitigate further damage.

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