Sales of US goods ‘rapidly dropping’ at Canadian grocery stores
- Empire Company Ltd. Reported that sales of American products are declining in Canadian grocery stores due to tariffs and changing consumer preferences.
- Empire Company Ltd. Noted that factors like retaliatory tariffs and shifting consumer preferences are driving this trend.
- Michael Medline, president and CEO of Empire Company Ltd., stated that American products they are selling as a percentage of their total sales are rapidly dropping.
- Currently, approximately 12 percent of Empire's products in dollars are from the U.S., but this number is decreasing.
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