Tariffs will raise prices on key imported spices — SupplyChainDive.com

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New tariffs, reaching up to 50%, are set to increase costs on imported spices from over a dozen countries lacking U.S. trade deals. Key spices, such as black pepper, vanilla, and cinnamon, which cannot be grown domestically, are directly affected, likely leading to higher consumer prices as a result of higher manufacturing costs.

Key Takeaways

  • Tariffs will raise prices on key imported spices.

  • Domestic production isn’t likely to increase.

  • Smaller businesses face greater challenges absorbing costs.

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