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Loblaw Expands Canadian Produce Labels After U.S. Tariffs

By Drooid · Sep 13, 2026, 2:27 AM UTC · How we work

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Canadian grocers are expanding Canadian-origin produce and labeling after consumer pressure amid a U.S.-Canada trade dispute.
Vince's Market president Giancarlo Trimarchi says four Greater Toronto stores now carry about 90% Canadian produce.
Loblaw reinstated large maple-leaf signs and a “T” tag in August to flag Canadian items subject to tariffs.
Canada’s share of U.S. vegetable imports fell to 62.6% in July, down from 69% in July 2023.

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Story summary

Canadian grocers are expanding Canadian-origin produce and labeling after consumer pressure amid a U.S.-Canada trade dispute.
Vince's Market president Giancarlo Trimarchi says four Greater Toronto stores now carry about 90% Canadian produce.
Loblaw reinstated large maple-leaf signs and a “T” tag in August to flag Canadian items subject to tariffs.
Canada’s share of U.S. vegetable imports fell to 62.6% in July, down from 69% in July 2023.