Manufacturers Struggle with Uncertainty and Chaos
- Local business leaders expressed concerns about the impact of tariffs on their operations during a roundtable hosted by U.S. Representative Kathy Castor.
- Abigail StClair stated that costs for her tea business could increase over 150% due to new tariffs, affecting prices for customers.
- Jim Judd mentioned that disruptions in trade with Canada could severely impact U.S. Maple syrup producers, with rising costs unlikely to be passed to consumers.
- Allison Hope noted that the current uncertainty around tariffs complicates the situation, especially regarding equipment and packaging that may be sourced from China.
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