Canada responded to the US -entered duties, announcing the cessation of American alcohol. The world's largest LCBO buyer begins to remove products from the US from store shelves, which can cause significant economic losses to US manufacturers.
Prime Minister Ontario Dag Forrd said that today LCBO stores will stop selling and import of alcoholic beverages from America. Because LCBO is also a monopoly wholesale seller, restaurants and bars will not be able to update their reserves.
According to Ford, this step has to strike a serious blow to US manufacturers, as annual sales of products from the United States in Canada exceed a billion dollars.
There were three more Canadian provinces: British Columbia, Manitoba and New Fundland.
The United States does not comment on Canada, but further measures are possible on both sides, which can further exacerbate trade conflict.
