Schwartz’s Deli Switches to Local Soda After U.S. Tariffs
Schwartz’s Deli in Montreal has replaced its imported black cherry soda with a locally made version after U.S. tariffs raised the cost of the imported drink.
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6 storiesnewest firstlatest September 2, 2026
Schwartz’s Deli Switches to Local Soda After U.S. Tariffs Rise
Schwartz’s Deli in Montreal replaced its imported black‑cherry soda with a locally produced drink after U.S. tariffs raised the soda’s cost. The deli says the change will keep prices stable for customers while the rest of the menu remains unchanged.
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Schwartz’s Deli in Montreal has replaced its imported black cherry soda with a locally produced version due to higher costs caused by recent U.S. beverage tariffs, mirroring a wider shift among Canadian retailers toward domestic sourcing.
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