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Could U.S. Alcohol Return to Canadian Shelves? Canada Signals Movement in Trade Fight

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Could U.S. Alcohol Return to Canadian Shelves? Canada Signals Movement in Trade Fight

Could American alcohol soon return to Canadian shelves? The White House says Canada has expressed a commitment to address measures Washington considers discriminatory against U.S. alcoholic beverages. American alcohol exports to Canada plunged after provincial restrictions were introduced. No return has been confirmed yet, but the latest trade negotiations could determine whether U.S. wine, bourbon and spirits come back soon.

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