Now that Canada and the U.S. are in a trade war, consumers can expect some prices to rise at the grocery store — but not on all products, and not all at once. Gary Sands of the Federation of Independent Grocers says stores are already getting price increase requests from some of their suppliers. After […]
Due to tariffs imposed by the U.S. and retaliatory tariffs by Canada, shoppers can expect some food prices in Canada to rise, but not immediately or on all products. Grocers are receiving price increase notices, and while some are attempting to mitigate the impact by switching suppliers, prices on certain U.S. imports and products using U.S. ingredients will likely increase, especially if the Canadian dollar weakens.
