This is the potential pool of 200 products that Canadians have to choose from to boycott. However, not all 200 companies on this list should be boycotted if the tariffs come into effect.

The 67 companies to boycott are found here.

Why not all 200 companies on the list should be boycotted

No one should read this list and immediately run out and start boycotting. This is because many of these companies have manufacturing facilities in Canada or retail locations in Canada.

Let me give you an example. Walmart is an American company with many stores in Canada. If everyone in Canada ran out and boycotted Walmart, that would affect Canadian jobs because a lot of Canadians work at Walmart. The key is being strategic about boycotting and boycotting only the companies that will have minimal impact on Canadian jobs and the Canadian economy. To find out how to do this and which companies meet this criteria, click here.

In the meantime, have a good look at this list because some of the companies that you will be boycotting are found on the list.

Food and Beverage (40)

1. Coca-Cola
2. PepsiCo (Pepsi, Mountain Dew)
3. Lay’s
4. Doritos
5. Oreo (Mondelez)
6. Nabisco (Ritz, Wheat Thins)
7. Hershey’s (Reese’s, KitKat in the U.S.)
8. Mars (Snickers, M&M’s)
9. Kellogg’s (Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes)
10. General Mills (Cheerios, Lucky Charms)
11. Campbell’s Soup
12. Progresso Soups
13. Kraft Heinz (Ketchup, Mac & Cheese)
14. Nestlé USA (Hot Pockets, Stouffer’s)
15. Gatorade
16. Tropicana
17. Ocean Spray
18. Betty Crocker
19. Pillsbury
20. Smucker’s (jams, Jif peanut butter)
21. Hellmann’s Mayonnaise
22. Hunt’s (ConAgra)
23. Hormel Foods (Spam)
24. Pringles
25. Pop-Tarts
26. Welch’s
27. Starbucks (coffee and prepackaged products)
28. Dunkin’ (coffee and packaged items)
29. Budweiser
30. Coors Light
31. Ben & Jerry’s
32. Häagen-Dazs
33. McDonald’s (menu variations)
34. Burger King
35. KFC
36. Taco Bell
37. Pizza Hut
38. Domino’s Pizza
39. Subway
40. Chipotle

Clothing and Apparel (40)

41. Nike
42. Adidas (U.S. division)
43. Under Armour
44. Levi’s
45. Gap
46. Old Navy
47. Banana Republic
48. American Eagle Outfitters
49. Hollister
50. Abercrombie & Fitch
51. Victoria’s Secret
52. Pink (by Victoria’s Secret)
53. Coach
54. Michael Kors
55. Ralph Lauren
56. Tommy Hilfiger
57. New Balance
58. Columbia Sportswear
59. The North Face
60. Vans
61. Converse
62. Wrangler
63. Carhartt
64. Dickies
65. Crocs
66. Skechers
67. Calvin Klein
68. Fossil
69. Guess
70. Patagonia
71. Oakley
72. Champion
73. Aeropostale
74. Hanes
75. Fruit of the Loom
76. Kate Spade
77. Tory Burch
78. Steve Madden
79. UGG (Deckers Brands)
80. Timberland

Retail Franchises (40)

81. Walmart
82. Costco
83. Target (online presence in Canada)
84. Home Depot
85. Lowe’s
86. Best Buy
87. Macy’s (online sales to Canada)
88. Nordstrom
89. Sephora
90. CVS (online services)
91. Walgreens
92. PetSmart
93. Bed Bath & Beyond
94. Wayfair
95. IKEA (U.S. products sold in Canada)
96. 7-Eleven
97. Dollar Tree
98. Five Below (select cross-border shipments)
99. Whole Foods Market
100. Trader Joe’s (indirect sales via imports)
101. Bath & Body Works
102. Apple Stores
103. Microsoft Stores
104. GameStop
105. REI (Recreational Equipment Inc.)
106. Dick’s Sporting Goods (online in Canada)
107. Foot Locker
108. Ulta Beauty
109. Zara (U.S. division in Canada)
110. H&M (U.S. collections in Canada)
111. Pottery Barn
112. Williams-Sonoma
113. West Elm
114. Crate & Barrel
115. Bass Pro Shops
116. Cabela’s
117. Party City
118. Staples (Canada stores stock U.S. goods)
119. Ace Hardware
120. Hobby Lobby

Cars and Automobiles (40)

121. Ford (F-150, Mustang)
122. Chevrolet (Silverado, Camaro)
123. GMC (Sierra, Yukon)
124. Tesla (Model 3, Model Y)
125. Jeep (Wrangler, Grand Cherokee)
126. Dodge (Ram 1500, Charger)
127. Chrysler (Pacifica)
128. Cadillac (Escalade)
129. Buick (Encore, Enclave)
130. Lincoln (Navigator, Aviator)
131. Tesla (Model S, Cybertruck preorders)
132. Harley-Davidson (motorcycles)
133. Polaris (ATVs, snowmobiles)
134. Chevrolet Bolt (electric vehicles)
135. Chevrolet Corvette
136. Dodge Durango
137. Jeep Gladiator
138. Ford Maverick (compact pickup)
139. Ram Heavy Duty
140. GMC Hummer EV
141. Rivian (electric trucks and SUVs)
142. Lucid Motors (luxury EVs)
143. Buick Regal
144. Chrysler 300
145. Tesla Semi (commercial vehicle)
146. Freightliner Trucks
147. Peterbilt Trucks
148. Kenworth Trucks
149. Winnebago (RV and motorhomes)
150. Airstream (luxury trailers)
151. John Deere (agricultural vehicles)
152. Caterpillar (construction equipment)
153. International Trucks
154. Mack Trucks
155. Ford Transit Vans
156. GM BrightDrop EVs
157. RAM ProMaster Vans
158. Lincoln Continental
159. Chevrolet Colorado
160. Ford Escape

Technology and Electronics (40)

161. Apple (iPhones, MacBooks)
162. Microsoft (Windows, Xbox)
163. Google (Pixel phones, Nest devices)
164. Amazon (Echo, Kindle)
165. Dell (laptops, computers)
166. HP (printers, laptops)
167. Intel (processors)
168. AMD (graphics cards, processors)
169. NVIDIA (graphics cards)
170. Cisco Systems
171. Oracle
172. Adobe Systems
173. Fitbit (wearable devices)
174. GoPro
175. Sonos (smart speakers)
176. Roku (streaming devices)
177. Netgear (routers)
178. Western Digital (hard drives)
179. Seagate (storage devices)
180. Logitech (keyboards, mice)
181. JBL (speakers, headphones)
182. Bose (audio equipment)
183. Anker (chargers, power banks)
184. Garmin (GPS, smartwatches)
185. Ring (security systems)
186. Blink (security cameras)
187. Corsair (gaming accessories)
188. Razer (gaming laptops, peripherals)
189. Alienware (gaming PCs)
190. Peloton (exercise equipment)

Other Notable Brands (20)

191. Johnson & Johnson (healthcare products)
192. Pfizer (pharmaceuticals)
193. Procter & Gamble (Tide, Pampers)
194. Colgate-Palmolive
195. Clorox
196. 3M (Post-it Notes, adhesives)
197. Energizer (batteries)
198. Duracell
199. Kimberly-Clark (Huggies, Kleenex)
200. GE Appliances

Find out here how to take action if the tariffs are implemented on January 20th, 2025.