US EditionNorth Alabama Representatives host town hall
- President Trump's proposed tariffs are impacting companies, including breweries like Pontoon Brewing, located in Sandy Springs.
- Pontoon Brewing relies on global trade for ingredients and cans, making it vulnerable to increased prices after tariff announcements.
- Cans are a major expense, and suppliers raised prices due to tariffs, affecting Pontoon Brewing's financial situation.
- Sean O'Keefe of Pontoon Brewing stated they paid $50,000-$60,000 in tariffs because equipment is primarily made outside the U.S.
- O'Keefe believes tariffs and market uncertainty could force price increases, negatively impacting consumers' ability to afford their products.
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North Alabama Representatives host town hall
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — State Representatives Anthony Daniels and Laura Hall hosted a town hall Monday at Mae Jemison High School. The meeting was focused on localizing the impacts of actions happening in Washington, D.C. Representative Daniels told News 19 he had a couple of points he wanted to strongly address: the tariffs and the federal cuts, all while encouraging people to reach out to local elected officials. New entry onto Redstone…
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