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Canadian Premiers Announce Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Sales
Canadian premiers have promised to implement direct-to-consumer alcohol sales from out-of-province producers. This move comes amid a looming threat of US tariffs and aims to facilitate inter-provincial trade.
21 Jul, 20:51 — 21 Jul, 22:16
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cbcHigh21d ago
Provinces to introduce direct-to-consumer sales for Canadian alcohol amid looming U.S. tariff threat
Provinces across Canada will introduce direct-to-consumer alcohol sales — a step forward in breaking down interprovincial trade barriers that prevent the free movement of alcohol across Canada.
Read full article →national-postMostly Factual21d ago
Premiers promise direct-to-consumer alcohol sales from out of province are finally happening
‘New Brunswick was the first province to allow New Brunswickers to have access to the incredible alcohol products, beers, and wines, and spirits that are made across Canada,’ said Susan Holt
By Stewart Lewis
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