BEFORE JC. Restaurants Feel Tight Prices, Pepsi Raising Prices Due to Commercial War Rates

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Canada announced $ 16.6 billion in retaliation against the United States for dozens of products, in response to President Donald Trump 's tariffs on steel and aluminum in Canada.

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Brad MacLeod, president and co-owner of C-Lovers Fish and Chips, says his company received a letter from PepsiCo Canada on Friday warning that prices will rise as prices rise. MONTRÉAL: Canadian counter-tariffs affect costs at Winnipeg bakery

"PepsiCo Beverages Canada thoroughly examined the implications of these proposed measures, and concluded that we need to go through any cost increases in order to be able to continue to provide the highest quality products, unparalleled service, world-class marketing and consistent value to consumers, "reads the details of price increases in the coming days. [19659002Headdsthatthecompanyrecognizesthat"costincreasescanbedifficult"andthatPepsiCowillreevaluatepricesif"conditionschangethereafteracrosstheNorthAmericanlandscape"

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MacLeod says that it's a losing situation for people north of the border.

"I do not think people realize how much this trade war is SHOWING: The solution to tariffs on American goods is in the hands of the United States

Will the price increases be impacted on fish and fish?

MacLeod stated that his company is still discussing the possibility of switching to other suppliers.

"We will have to make product decisions, if we can find them locally – "

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" They're not two ways to make.

Canadian tariffs add 25% to steel products and 10% to products er. The full list can be found here

Fees affect dozens of US products ranging from staple foods to yogurts to sailboats.

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Friday, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the government had no intention of backing down.

"Countless Canadians from various political perspectives are in agreement with this approach," said Mr. Freeland.

"We will maintain the firm resolve to do so."

PepsiCo did not indicate which of its products were affected by the tariffs, but several items on the list exist in the company's product inventory.

aluminum cans, orange juice and "waters, including mineral waters and aerated waters, containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or flavored."

Pepsi's Subsidiary Marks Include Tropicana and Gatorade

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