The Trump administration's new tariffs are set to impact grocery prices significantly before April ends. Analysts predict that items in the produce aisle will see small price increases due to new 10% tariffs on imports such as bananas and grapes. The seafood section may face even steeper increases, particularly with shrimp imports facing hefty tariffs of 46% from Vietnam. Additionally, consumers can expect rising prices on staples like sugar and coffee, as tariffs drive costs up, potentially increasing coffee prices by 10% to 35%.
Grocery shoppers are likely to feel the impact of the Trump administration's sweeping new tariffs before April is over, particularly in fast-moving inventory areas.
In the produce aisle, small price increases on everyday purchases like bananas and grapes from affected countries are anticipated due to new 10 percent tariffs.
The seafood counter may face significant price hikes, notably for shrimp from Vietnam and India, due to exorbitant reciprocal tariffs imposed by President Trump.
Analysts predict that staples like sugar and coffee will also see price increases of 10 percent to 35 percent as a result of these tariffs.
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