Some Georgia businesses starting to feel tariff tension
Businesses across the board in Georgia are starting to feel the tariff tension. That’s the word today from the president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
Businesses across the board in Georgia are starting to feel the tariff tension. That’s the word today from the president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
Businesses in metro Atlanta that sell products for infants and small children say that, much like many other things, the cost of their merchandise will rise as tariffs take effect.
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Toy retailers in Atlanta, who import much of their inventory from China, worry that the recently imposed 145% tariff will result in higher priced toys for them, and their customers.
Store owners say they don't want to pass costs along price hikes to customers, but there's no choice.
A medical supply store in Roswell says steep tariffs on items imported from China have already led to significant price hikes by manufacturers.
Furniture sellers in metro Atlanta welcomed President Donald Trump’s 90-day pause on most foreign tariffs, but they still worry it could drive up prices if they take effect.
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