What does the US sell to Canada?

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Here are some examples of products that the US sells to Canada.

Food and Beverages

  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

  1. Nike
  2. Adidas (U.S. division)
  3. Under Armour
  4. Levi’s
  5. Gap
  6. Old Navy
  7. Banana Republic
  8. American Eagle Outfitters
  9. Hollister
  10. Abercrombie & Fitch
  11. Victoria’s Secret
  12. Pink (by Victoria’s Secret)
  13. Coach
  14. Michael Kors
  15. Ralph Lauren
  16. Tommy Hilfiger
  17. New Balance
  18. Columbia Sportswear
  19. The North Face
  20. Vans
  21. Converse
  22. Wrangler
  23. Carhartt
  24. Dickies
  25. Crocs
  26. Skechers
  27. Calvin Klein
  28. Fossil
  29. Guess
  30. Patagonia
  31. Oakley
  32. Champion
  33. Aeropostale
  34. Hanes
  35. Fruit of the Loom
  36. Kate Spade
  37. Tory Burch
  38. Steve Madden
  39. UGG (Deckers Brands)
  40. Timberland

Retail Franchises (40)

  1. Walmart
  2. Costco
  3. Target (online presence in Canada)
  4. Home Depot
  5. Lowe’s
  6. Best Buy
  7. Macy’s (online sales to Canada)
  8. Nordstrom
  9. Sephora
  10. CVS (online services)
  11. Walgreens
  12. PetSmart
  13. Bed Bath & Beyond
  14. Wayfair
  15. IKEA (U.S. products sold in Canada)
  16. 7-Eleven
  17. Dollar Tree
  18. Five Below (select cross-border shipments)
  19. Whole Foods Market
  20. Trader Joe’s (indirect sales via imports)
  21. Bath & Body Works
  22. Apple Stores
  23. Microsoft Stores
  24. GameStop
  25. REI (Recreational Equipment Inc.)
  26. Dick’s Sporting Goods (online in Canada)
  27. Foot Locker
  28. Ulta Beauty
  29. Zara (U.S. division in Canada)
  30. H&M (U.S. collections in Canada)
  31. Pottery Barn
  32. Williams-Sonoma
  33. West Elm
  34. Crate & Barrel
  35. Bass Pro Shops
  36. Cabela’s
  37. Party City
  38. Staples (Canada stores stock U.S. goods)
  39. Ace Hardware
  40. Hobby Lobby

Cars and Automobiles (40)

  1. Ford (F-150, Mustang)
  2. Chevrolet (Silverado, Camaro)
  3. GMC (Sierra, Yukon)
  4. Tesla (Model 3, Model Y)
  5. Jeep (Wrangler, Grand Cherokee)
  6. Dodge (Ram 1500, Charger)
  7. Chrysler (Pacifica)
  8. Cadillac (Escalade)
  9. Buick (Encore, Enclave)
  10. Lincoln (Navigator, Aviator)
  11. Tesla (Model S, Cybertruck preorders)
  12. Harley-Davidson (motorcycles)
  13. Polaris (ATVs, snowmobiles)
  14. Chevrolet Bolt (electric vehicles)
  15. Chevrolet Corvette
  16. Dodge Durango
  17. Jeep Gladiator
  18. Ford Maverick (compact pickup)
  19. Ram Heavy Duty
  20. GMC Hummer EV
  21. Rivian (electric trucks and SUVs)
  22. Lucid Motors (luxury EVs)
  23. Buick Regal
  24. Chrysler 300
  25. Tesla Semi (commercial vehicle)
  26. Freightliner Trucks
  27. Peterbilt Trucks
  28. Kenworth Trucks
  29. Winnebago (RV and motorhomes)
  30. Airstream (luxury trailers)
  31. John Deere (agricultural vehicles)
  32. Caterpillar (construction equipment)
  33. International Trucks
  34. Mack Trucks
  35. Ford Transit Vans
  36. GM BrightDrop EVs
  37. RAM ProMaster Vans
  38. Lincoln Continental
  39. Chevrolet Colorado
  40. Ford Escape

Technology and Electronics

  1. Apple (iPhones, MacBooks)
  2. Microsoft (Windows, Xbox)
  3. Google (Pixel phones, Nest devices)
  4. Amazon (Echo, Kindle)
  5. Dell (laptops, computers)
  6. HP (printers, laptops)
  7. Intel (processors)
  8. AMD (graphics cards, processors)
  9. NVIDIA (graphics cards)
  10. Cisco Systems
  11. Oracle
  12. Adobe Systems
  13. Fitbit (wearable devices)
  14. GoPro
  15. Sonos (smart speakers)
  16. Roku (streaming devices)
  17. Netgear (routers)
  18. Western Digital (hard drives)
  19. Seagate (storage devices)
  20. Logitech (keyboards, mice)
  21. JBL (speakers, headphones)
  22. Bose (audio equipment)
  23. Anker (chargers, power banks)
  24. Garmin (GPS, smartwatches)
  25. Ring (security systems)
  26. Blink (security cameras)
  27. Corsair (gaming accessories)
  28. Razer (gaming laptops, peripherals)
  29. Alienware (gaming PCs)
  30. Peloton (exercise equipment)

Other Notable Brands

  1. Johnson & Johnson (healthcare products)
  2. Pfizer (pharmaceuticals)
  3. Procter & Gamble (Tide, Pampers)
  4. Colgate-Palmolive
  5. Clorox
  6. 3M (Post-it Notes, adhesives)
  7. Energizer (batteries)
  8. Duracell
  9. Kimberly-Clark (Huggies, Kleenex)
  10. GE Appliances

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