Canadian boycott of US goods forces grocers to adapt

Growing consumer boycotts of US products in Canada are reshaping supermarket shelves. Grocers are improving labeling and sourcing from new international suppliers.

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A price sign for oranges from South Africa is displayed as Canadian consumers double down on efforts to buy Canadian goods and boycott U.S. products, at a supermarket in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, September 8, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. REUTERS/Arlyn McAdorey

Canada grocers are overhauling supply chains and improving labeling as consumer boycotts of United States goods intensify following stalled trade talks. The shift alters supermarket shelves across the country. The trade friction follows tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump and an executive order renaming Lake Ontario.

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