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Amazon presses Canada growth despite tariffs, targeting 40% package volume rise by 2029

Aug 26, 2026, 5:06 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The article shows a multi-year Canada growth trajectory with >40% volume growth and targeted delivery improvements, suggesting upside if execution and tariffs stay manageable. The shift to cost-efficient, partner-based delivery could improve margins, even as tariffs create near-term headwinds.

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Amazon expects Canadian package volume to grow more than 40% from 2026 to 2029, outpacing the US. The company plans more fulfillment capacity and faster delivery in Canada, while facing competition from Walmart and Best Buy and tariff-driven cross-border costs. Tariffs have already influenced sourcing decisions, though Canadian prices have not yet spiked.

  • Amazon expands in Canada despite tariffs. Forecasts 40%+ package growth by 2029.
  • Tariffs alter Canadian sourcing. Some direct imports shifted from US to China.
  • Canada retaliatory tariffs may raise cross-border costs. Amazon monitors impact.
  • Competition from Walmart, Best Buy pressures delivery; Amazon pursues faster delivery.

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