U.S. to Lift Tariffs on Goods from Four Latin American Nations
The U.S. announced it will lift tariffs on food imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador to lower coffee, banana and other staple prices and expand market access.
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How US Tariffs Are Hitting American Families at the Checkout
US tariffs, particularly from the Trump era, are fuelling higher grocery bills and inflation that squeeze American households’ budgets, spotlighting the real cost of trade policy at the kitchen table.
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US Tariffs Backfire: Higher Prices Hit American Shoppers
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Trump’s Tariffs Set to Drive Up Prices Across Multiple Sectors, Experts Warn
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