Company Reduces Tariff-Hit Products

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Loblaw warns of food price surge as pre-tariff inventory runs out

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Per Bank says the company has limited the number of tariff-hit products to a little over 1,000 but that within the next week or two it will rise to over 3,000 .

Canada has imposed reciprocal tariffs on about $60 billion worth of goods imported from the U.S. , along with additional auto-specific counter-tariffs.

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