California legislators from both political parties have signed a letter urging Quebec Premier Christine Frechette to resume U.S.wine and spirits sales despite Canada's trade war with the U.S.Rep.

Mike Thompson argues that Quebec's restrictions are harming Canadian consumers and California producers, while Frechette maintains her stance until U.S.tariffs are lifted.The boycott has led to a 77% drop in U.S.wine exports to Canada and a 63% decline in spirits exports.

Ontario and Quebec provinces have resisted reinstating American alcohol, with Ontario Premier Doug Ford linking the issue to the CUMSA trade agreement.Meanwhile, U.S.lawmakers including Adam Schiff and Claudia Tenney are pushing for investigations into Canadian import restrictions, while California's political leaders emphasize the economic benefits of resuming trade.