Starting Monday, Nova Scotia liquor stores will once again offer American-made alcohol—but only for a limited time. The province is selling off its remaining U.S. stock, with all proceeds set to benefit local food-related charities.
Officials said the products had already been purchased, so selling them prevents waste. The current inventory is valued at approximately $14 million, which is expected to return around $4 million after expenses. About $4 million from the sales will be donated to Feed Nova Scotia and other organizations focused on food security.
Earlier this year, U.S. alcohol was removed from store shelves in response to tariff threats. Staff have been working to distribute the warehoused stock across the province, and shoppers are encouraged to call ahead to ensure specific products are available at their local store.
This temporary restock offers residents a chance to purchase American favorites while supporting charitable initiatives—a move that blends convenience with community impact.
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