Coffee roaster relocates production to Quebec after U.S. tariff decision

Café William, a coffee roaster from Quebec, is relocating its production back to Sherbrooke after the U.S. Supreme Court nullified reciprocal tariffs that had previously impacted its operations. The company had partnered with a New Jersey roaster to manage U.S. clients due to these tariffs, which had accounted for 30-40% of its business. With current sales exceeding pre-trade war levels, Café William is now hiring for 20 positions, though industry experts warn of ongoing uncertainty in the manufacturing sector.

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