Trump’s ban on Canadian alcohol starts Tuesday, but these well-known brands will avoid it Trump’s ban on Canadian alcohol starts Tuesday, but these well-known brands will avoid it Labatt and Molson beers and Fireball shots won’t disappear in the U.S. — here’s why A number of well-known Canadian beers and liquors won’t be going away as a ban takes effect Tuesday. /iStockphoto President Donald Trump’s ban on Canadian alcoholic products, which is set to take effect Tuesday, targets some of our northern neighbor’s most famous brands. But a number of well-known beers and liquors won’t be going away, thanks to a workaround involving bulk shipments — or the fact that some Canadian alcoholic brands are now tied to U.S. companies and get produced here. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc.
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