Depends on season. I have seen people rant about $25 melons at Costco … in February. 🤦🏻♀️
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That happens a lot I find. Apples for example. Sign says “Product of Canada” and then it’s mostly US apples and a few Canadian ones mixed in. Not just on top but literally mixed throughout. This isn’t a case of we got a new shipment and the few (Canadian) left were placed on top of a new (US) delivery! It’s intentional.
Also, lemons always came with stickers. I used to hate these when washing and zesting. Total pain in the ass. Now ZERO lemons (because US) have stickers but all limes (Mexican) do! I wonder why 🤨
They probably don’t have to go far. I haven’t seen any store that hasn’t mislabeled.
I have heard of these: https://www.canadawestboots.com/
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Is the maple washed Kirkland stuff really Canadian?9·16 hours agoI think it’s a totally personal decision where you draw the line.
You could also say what about a Canadian company that has a major US shareholder? Will you research that for all products? You dig as far as you need to feel comfortable with your purchases.
For me it depends on what it is. For example meat I only buy local. So even out of province or any part of my province doesn’t do it for me. I stick with our county and farmers I know. No need to go further as we have excellent farms here. Eggs? Only from my own chickens. Toilet paper? Totally different story. So is cat food which I still buy even when it’s made in the US because my cat won’t eat anything Canadian we tried 🤷🏻♀️
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.1·18 hours agoI’ll look them up. Thanks! That’s really a problem here in Canada. We always say the raw material in bulk, let others produce value add products. Guess who rakes in the money? Not us. It’s time for some Canadian products!
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.0·23 hours agoDo you know any who makes mustard here?
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•The U.S. boycott remains strong. Why many Canadians are digging in their heels | CBC News3·2 days agoThanks for mentioning unwatched. Didn’t know it, trying it out now!
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•U.S. Congress members urge Canada to deal with wildfire smoke ruining their summer4·3 days agoThat’s 70% tariff for you!!! 🍊 🤡
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.2·3 days agoI haven’t really looked for a Canadian replacement to be honest. We have 4-5 different types of mustard in the fridge at all times. I just switched to a Germany mustard that we already use. Here is a link: https://www.londondrugs.com/products/kuhne-mustard-in-a-beer-mug-250ml/p/L1430185 The Kühne brand seems to be available in most supermarkets here in Alberta. There are better brands in specialty stores but this one does it as a daily for me.
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.4·4 days agoUnfortunately no. They are honourary Canadians maybe after they bailed us out here with the tomato farmers but their mustard is still a no go for me.
bowreality@lemmy.cato Buy Canadian@lemmy.ca•Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.11·4 days agoUS company but I still buy them. They bailed us out and I haven’t even seen any other ketchup company. Choice here seems to be Heinz (over my dead body) or French’s. So I go with French’s. Tasty too. However French’s yellow mustard is off the list. The red maple leaf on the bottle is misleading. Yeah they use Canadian mustard seeds but it’s made in the US. Nope, not buying. Especially since I always thought it’s made in Canada but now I look closer …
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•Trump bullied Canada over ‘digital taxes’ – and Ottawa submitted3·4 days agoThat’s what I am hoping this is. All just a big game for more time to pivot away from the USA. What we need is time time time.
Not online services but I agree…
Definitely need more small farms everywhere. Food wise here in Alberta we have a good selection I find. Greenhouse grown produce, field grown veg, lots of beef, pork and poultry too. But we need more of these producers.
I find we do not have enough fruit (we need orchards!) though.
I would also like to see more dairies and especially yogurt and cheese makers. Cheese is really not a big deal. I know small cheese makers in Europe that employ 3-5 people and crank out 2 dozen different cheeses year round.
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•How to protect your phone and data when crossing the U.S. border | CIRA4·7 days agoWhen did you see any of them (lately) sticking to any law???
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•How to protect your phone and data when crossing the U.S. border | CIRA4·7 days agoI keep thinking if my employer would force me to go … can’t make me. Fire me over this and we see what the court says. Either way you can’t kidnap me and drag me to the airport and put me on a plane. So I won’t be going. Ever again.
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•How to protect your phone and data when crossing the U.S. border | CIRA15·7 days agoEasiest: don’t go
bowreality@lemmy.cato Canada@lemmy.ca•Trump supporters shocked after their Canadian mother is arrested9·7 days agoExactly. I mean how stupid can you be? Get deported, come back again illegally and then support the guy who is cleaning house??
You do need to buy a membership to shop though. Meaning you 100% support them even when you don’t buy TP.