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On Sunday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for people to ‘buy Canadian.’

“Now is the time to choose products made right here in Canada,” he wrote on social media. “Check the labels. Let’s do our part. Wherever we can, choose Canada.”Ìý

Dylan Lobo, a 22-year-old digital media consultant who runs the product recommendation website , said 150,000 users visited the site on Saturday after Trump signed an executive order imposing 25 per cent tariffs on almost all Canadian goods and a 10 per cent tariff on Canadian energy products. That compares to an average of 10,000 visitors per month, he told the Star. 

“It’s pretty hard to find a made-in-Canada product, honestly,” he said, explaining that many products, like groceries, lack clear labels detailing where they come from. “It’s up to the consumer to really research and find out.”Ìý

Loblaws CEO Per Bank wrote on social media that the country’s largest grocer is doubling down on securing food grown and made in Canada. It is also looking for alternatives to from other countries, including Mexico “which has also been subjected to these unnecessary tariffs.”Ìý

Want to buy local too? Here is an incomplete list of Canadian brands and made-in-Canada goods to get on your next shopping trip: 

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• Dairy: Look for products with the , which means they’re made with 100 per cent with Canadian milk and ingredients. 
• Eggs: Savör;ÌýFerme Avicole Laviolette;ÌýBurnbrae Farms;Ìý
• Meat and seafood: Sunday Farms;ÌýGreat Canadian Meat Company;Ìý
• Snacks and pantry items: Hippie Snacks; Uncle Bob’s popcorn;ÌýCheezies;ÌýQuaker Oats Harvest Crunch;ÌýRoyal Nuts; Hickory Sticks; Dainty, the Rice Company;ÌýKozlik’s Canadian Mustard; French’s ketchup; Heinz ketchup and other sauces;Ìý
• Fruits and vegetables: GoodLeaf Farms; Harvest Fresh (VegPak Produce); Sunset;Ìý
• Coffee and tea: Zavida Coffee Roasters;ÌýClub Coffee;ÌýKicking Horse Coffee; DavidsTea; Pluck tea

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• Wine: Head to for a list of wineries;
• Beer, cider and coolers: Collective Arts Brewing; Muskoka Brewery;ÌýAce Hill; Cottage Springs; Georgian Bay;Ìý

Home supplies 

• Toilet paper, paper towels and facial tissue: Royale;ÌýCashmere, Scotties and SpongeTowels (Kruger);Ìý
• Aluminum foil: Alcan;
• Garbage bags: Glad (The Clorox Company of Canada);Ìý
• Cleaning products: The Unscented Company;ÌýNature Clean; Eco-Max;ÌýMighty Wipes (Canada Wipes);ÌýPurex (Kruger);

Clothing and accessories 

• Province of Canada; Naked & Famous Denim; Canada West Boots; Local Laundry;Ìý

Beauty and personal care 

• Boo Bamboo (Hush Brands); Green Beaver; Attitude; Diva;Ìý

For more Ontario-made goods, .

Have other product swap suggestions? Leave them in the comments below.