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Montrealers avoid U.S. products, some turn to greenhouses for produce

“I buy from Lufa… everything is made here in Canada so that’s perfect for me,” said a Montrealer about fresh produce in winter. Many are looking for alternatives to U.S. products amid looming Trump’s tariffs Erin Seize reports.

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