Costco begins stocking products from small Alberta distilleries across the province
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Costco liquor stores across the province of Alberta have begun carrying selections of locally made whiskies from small Alberta distilleries. The retailer started stocking eight products from seven small producers at its 15 liquor stores. These producers include Wild Life Distillery in Canmore, Bridgeland Distillery in Calgary, Anohka Distillery, Eau Clare Distillery, The Maligne Range distillery, and Burwood distillery.
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Why it matters
The purchases provide a sales channel for small producers as they enter their busiest sales season. This initiative occurs ahead of a looming U.S. ban on Canadian alcohol.
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- Alberta businesses are strengthening domestic supply chains while U.S. tariffs disrupt Canadian supply chains.
- Alberta announced subsidies to support the rest of Canada.
- Alberta contributes to continental trade and is a province of Canada.
- Trade goods are required to pass through the province of Alberta.
- The new event notes Alberta's potential separation from Canada and the ongoing transport of goods by Alberta businesses.