CBC·4 min read·medium
Interprovincial booze rules may be easing, but other trade barriers still remain
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Nine Canadian provinces have reached an agreement to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales, marking a significant step in reducing interprovincial trade barriers. Despite this progress, various regulatory hurdles regarding food safety and interprovincial commerce continue to complicate the movement of goods across the country.
On Tuesday, a new deal was announced that will see nine provinces across Canada introduce direct-to-consumer alcohol sales following an agreement signed by their premiers.
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