Trump cuts tariffs on goods like coffee, bananas and beef in bid to slash consumer prices
Trade,Tariffs,Trump Agenda,Food,Food Prices,Affordability,Donald Trump,Executive Orders,Beef,Imports,Foreign Policy
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President Donald Trump on Friday exempted key agricultural imports like coffee, cocoa, bananas and certain beef products from his higher tariff rates.
The move comes as Trump faces political blowback for high prices at U.S. grocery stores. Some distributors of beef, coffee, chocolate and other common food items have raised prices as Trump’s tariffs took hold this year, adding to pressure on household budgets created by decades-high inflation in recent years...
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