安大略LCBO下架美国烈酒后 本地即饮品类销售额增长25.3%
加拿大安大略省酒类管理局（LCBO）首份本地产业洞察报告显示，2025年4月至2026年3月财年，安大略本地烈酒销售额增长8.9%至5.36亿加元（约3.815亿美元）；本地产品零售与批发总销售额达30.7亿加元，同比增长20%。本地产品上架数量增长19%至1,885个，即饮（RTD）上架数增11.7%至78个，精酿烈酒增23%至231个。即饮品类销售额增幅最大，增长25.3%至8.26亿加元，葡萄酒增20.4%至6.27亿加元。LCBO在2025年3月与美国产品下架同步加大本地商品推广。
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) has reported double-digit sales growth for local products after removing American spirits from its shelves amid escalating trade tensions.
The LCBO’s total sales of Ontarian-made spirits rose by 8.9% to CA$536m (US$381.5m) in the government-controlled liquor board’s fiscal year from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.
The figures were part of LCBO’s first Local Industry Insights Report , which revealed total sales of CA$3.07 billion (US$2.18bn) for Ontarian products across retail and wholesale channels – an increase of 20% year on year.
The LCBO has focused on increasing the availability and sales of Canadian goods after joining the majority of provinces in removing American products from its shelves in March 2025. The boycott was in response to president Donald Trump’s initial tariffs on steel and aluminium from Canada, which have since escalated to a ban on Canadian spirits imports to the US.
The new report also noted that the number of Ontarian products listed in its retail business grew by 19% across spirits, wine, beer, cider and ready-to-drink (RTD), to a total of 1,885.
The biggest increase came from RTDs, which saw listings increase by 11.7% to 78 products. The number of craft Ontarian spirits listed grew by 23% to 231.
Sales-wise, RTDs also saw the biggest growth of all Ontarian categories, rising by 25.3% to CA$826m (US$588m). It was closely followed by beer (up 24.6% to CA$103bn/US$73bn) and wine (up 20.4% to CA$627m/US$446m).
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