Tariffs Set Off Scramble in the Supermarket Produce Aisle
Economy And Jobs,Tariffs,Trade,Inflation,Food Prices
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Tariff whiplash is roiling supermarket produce aisles.
Companies that import and distribute tomatoes, broccoli and other fruits and vegetables are canceling orders and sometimes replacing them within days as they navigate equally rapid shifts in President Trump’s trade policy. Supermarkets and retailers are monitoring consumers’ tolerance for higher prices, while considering bigger changes in their supply chains.
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