Tim Hortons Considers Canadian Suppliers

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Tim Hortons looks to switch to Canadian suppliers for U.S.-sourced items amid tariff threat

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Tim Hortons is looking to switch to Canadian suppliers to buy items it currently sources from the U.S. The threat of tariffs is forcing businesses to rethink their supply chains.

The coffee-and-doughnuts chain has also worked to boost the bottom line by drawing in more customers with new menu items, improved food quality and faster service.

Restaurant Brands International Inc. QSR-T -2.04%decrease - has made a priority since acknowledging significant declines two years ago .

Restaurant Brands’s total revenue grew to US$2.3-billion in the fourth quarter , a 26 -per-cent jump compared with the same period in the prior year .

The company's fourth-quarter net income fell to US$361-million or 79 US cents in diluted earnings per share, compared with US$ 1.60 the year before .

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