Phillips Distilling (PDC) Moves Production to Canada Amid Trade Issues
Published on 5/28/2026

AI Summary
Summarized by AI from the source belowPhillips Distilling Company (PDC) experienced a 70% drop in its Canadian business due to a boycott of American-made liquor resulting from U.S. tariffs. In response, the company shifted some production to Canada for the first time, enabling the resumption of sales across the country. CEO Andy England stated that they have managed to convince Canadian provinces to accept their products again. As of May 2026, only Alberta and Saskatchewan still sell American alcohol, posing challenges for U.S. liquor producers amidst ongoing trade negotiations.
Get the free market brief
Top stories and analysis, summarized. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Related News

M&A
MGM Resorts (MGM) Trades Higher on Takeover Talks with People Inc.
Jul 13

M&A
Vobile (3738.HK) Announces Board Refresh with New Executive Director
Jul 13

M&A
Paramount (PARA) Considers Leaving California Amid Warner Bros. Lawsuit
Jul 13

M&A
Seattle Seahawks (NFL) Sold for $9.612 Billion to Khosla Family
Jul 12