Canadian Boycott Cripples US Grocery Sales
Sales of American-made goods in Canadian grocery stores are reportedly plummeting. This isn’t a gradual decline; anecdotal evidence suggests a rapid and significant drop in demand. Consumers are actively choosing to avoid products originating in the United States, leading to noticeable surpluses of US produce and other goods even with substantial price reductions.
This boycott is apparently affecting a wide range of items. Reports detail unsold American strawberries and lettuce, even when offered at half price, while Canadian and Mexican alternatives are selling out. The impact extends beyond produce; Florida and California oranges are completely absent from some stores, replaced by imports from Spain and Morocco.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood