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Loblaw rolls out ‘tariff’ symbols on products seeing higher prices due to trade war

Loblaw is introducing a new 'T' symbol inside a black triangle to mark products affected by tariffs in its stores.
The new labeling aims to help Canadians understand rising grocery costs due to trade issues.
Following U.S. President Donald Trump's recent tariffs, Canada implemented its own tariffs on U.S. Goods.
Loblaw will also use maple leaf symbols for products made in Canada with both domestic and imported ingredients.

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