Shoppers Resist Tariffs, Buy Local

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How to buy Canadian: Useful tips from food experts and grocery shoppers

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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to put a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian imports.

Premier David Eby has called on British Columbians to buy local products.

Eby: "I hope when you’re at the grocery store and you have a chance to buy a product, right now you're looking carefully at the labels".

People need to understand what food labels mean: Product of Canada: Ingredients, processing and labour are all Canadian .

LOCO research found shopping at locally owned businesses creates four to eight times the economic impact compared to purchasing from multinationals.

Buying Canadian products from a business owned by an American company, like Costco , supports local producers of that product, but the store’s profits will still go to the U.S ..

North Vancouver mother Gail Mayhew shops at Stong 's because it is known for selling many B.C. brands.

“It’s important to support our local farmers,” she said, holding the hand of her daughter Charlotte , a kindergarten student.

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