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Canadian Ice Cream Maker Shifts Supply Chain Away From U.S. Amid Trade Tensions
Chapman’s Ice Cream announced it will replace seventy percent of its American-sourced ingredients with domestic alternatives to mitigate risks from escalating trade disputes. The Ontario-based producer assured consumers that the supply chain transition will not result in higher retail prices.
27 Aug, 13:32 — 27 Aug, 21:08
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cbcHigh4d ago
Chapman’s Ice Cream pledges no price increase as Ontario company shifts away from U.S. suppliers
Ontario company Chapman’s Ice Cream says it's moving to replace more than 70 per cent of its ingredients from the U.S. by mid-2027, promising no price increases until March 2028.
By Travis Dolynny
Read full article →national-postMostly Factual4d ago
Chapman’s Ice Cream replacing 70% of its American ingredients amid trade war
Australian almonds, Chilean cherries and an Ontario sugar cone are replacing what Chapman's used to buy in the United States
By Mason Kossak
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First report: cbc · 27 Aug, 13:32|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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