Amid changing global trade policies and fresh off Canada’s thrilling Four Nations Cup hockey victory over the U.S., national pride is running high. As more Canadian consumers are demonstrating an increased preference for homegrown products over imports, businesses may be seeking to join in this patriotic fervour and amplify their Canadian identity by incorporating “Product of Canada” or “Made In Canada” labels into their marketing playbook.
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