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U.S. tariffs push Canadian brewers to buy cans from China
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- North American can prices have risen roughly 50 percent since early last year due to U.S. tariffs on aluminum.
- For Canadian breweries, aluminum cans are often the single most expensive item in beer production costs.
- Canadian brewers have traditionally purchased cans from U.S. companies but are now shifting to Chinese manufacturers.
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