US EditionMaking Cents: Kelly Brothers explains tariff impacts
- U.S. Farmers face financial losses due to President Donald Trump's tariffs disrupting markets, prompting retaliation from countries like China and Canada.
- Jim Hartman, a North Carolina beekeeper, reported significant financial losses, stating, 'I never thought I was going to lose this much money this fast,' as tariffs have drastically affected his business.
- Bianca Kaprielian noted a sharp decline in orders from Canada after they imposed a 25 percent retaliatory tariff on U.S. Goods, stating, 'We have seen those orders go down or dry up.'
- Scott Metzger expressed concern that ongoing tariffs might lead to many farmers going out of business, warning that future generations may not want to continue farming.
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China is Idaho’s seventh-largest export partner. What could tariffs mean?
While the Trump administration continues to paint China as the primary loser in an ongoing trade war, experts and economists are asking a broader question: Could U.S. states that trade with China — like Idaho — be facing significant impacts?President Donald Trump has put a 145% import tax on China, and in return China has placed a 125% tariff on U.S. goods. The tit-for-tat trade war isn’t the first we’ve seen between the two countries, but the G…
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The Age‘We don’t want to be the sacrificial lamb’: The farmers hurt by Trump’s tariffs
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East TN farmers face tough choices as tariff impacts take hold
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Farmers from East Tennessee may be increasing their prices as international tariffs raise their production costs. As this brings uncertainty among the community, local farmers said if the products they use to run their farms increase in price, they will need to make a decision either to raise their own prices, or scale back either the quality of product they produce or the amount. End of USDA funding for fresh …
'National travesty': U.S. farmers hit by Trump's tariffs
U.S. farmers are facing mounting challenges as their President Donald Trump's tariffs disrupt international and domestic markets, causing them financial losses and triggering retaliatory responses from major trading partners like China and Canada.
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