Premier Scott Moe announces retaliatory tariffs on U.S. booze, won't pull liquor from shelves - CBC

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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe revealed a 50 percent retaliatory tax on American liquor. The province will apply tariffs to American alcohol goods rather than removing them from store shelves. Shoppers in Saskatchewan will still encounter U.S. alcohol products in retail outlets, but those items will feature the higher duty fee.

Existing U.S. tariffs push Canadian alcohol producers to rethink their biggest export market. Premier Scott Moe confirmed Saskatchewan will gather the 50 percent retaliatory tax on American alcohol products while maintaining inventory accessible on store shelves.

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