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U.S. tariffs push Canadian brewers to buy aluminum cans from China
Globe and Mail documents shift from U.S. to Chinese can sourcing by Canadian brewers
2 Sep 21 · 5d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
A Globe and Mail investigation finds that Canadian breweries are increasingly importing aluminum cans from China to escape tariff-driven price increases. At Canvas Craft Industries in Burnaby, B.C., half of the cans on the warehouse floor now arrive from manufacturers near Shanghai, compared to none two years ago.
“China has a tremendous edge. Factories outside Shanghai are selling cans at a one-third discount to those in the U.S.”
Vadim Bajgoric, Canvas Craft Industries founderVadim Bajgoric Canvas Craft Industries founderShane Vear Caravan Bev Co. owner
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