75% of Canadians Back Keeping U.S. Liquor Out of Provincial Stores
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Updated · Nanos Research · Aug 18
75% of Canadians Back Keeping U.S. Liquor Out of Provincial Stores
3 articles · Updated · Nanos Research · Aug 18
Summary
Three in four Canadians say provincial governments should keep U.S. liquor off shelves in government-owned stores, while 18% want it returned, according to a new Nanos survey.
The poll of 1,104 adults was conducted July 28-30 using telephone and online random sampling, with results weighted by age and gender and a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
The findings give provincial governments public backing as they weigh whether to maintain or reverse restrictions on U.S. alcohol sales in state-run retail channels.
Will Canada's stubborn refusal to restock U.S. alcohol permanently reshape consumer tastes, or is this just a temporary standoff over tariffs?
As 75% of Canadians boycott American spirits, are clever U.S. distillers finding a hidden backdoor into the market through local bottling partnerships?
With $96 million in banned U.S. liquor sitting in Canadian warehouses, could liquidating this stockpile secretly ease mounting cross-border trade tensions?