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Grocers move toward buying local as tariff threat looms

Grocers move toward buying local as tariff threat looms

At Ellis Street Market in Kelowna, Canadian-made products are clearly labelled with maple leaf stickers. Amid looming tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, several grocery stores in B.C. are making it easier for shoppers to identify and purchase local products. And they say demand for buying locally has increased since Trump ordered a 25 per cent tariff on […]

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