On August 1, tariffs are scheduled to go into affect for dozens of countries, the cost of which is anticipated to trickle down to consumers’ grocery bills.
SEATTLE — Grocery stores across the United States may soon raise prices as the Trump administration’s Aug. 1 tariff deadline approaches. The new trade policy, which imposes steep import taxes on goods from dozens of countries, is expected to hit food retailers especially hard — particularly those that rely on international suppliers.
The tariffs, ranging from 25% to 50%, will apply to a wide range of food products. According to the Tax Foundation, in 2024, nearly 75 percent
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