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Tariffs are also still hitting imports from other Asian countries, including Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea.

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What does this mean for consumers?

Grocery prices will likely increaseand some hikes could happen as soon as next week.

Here are 11 grocery staples to stock up on now before the next price jump hits.

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Frozen Tilapia and Cod

While many fish are sourced domestically, low-cost seafood regularly comes from China.

Frozen Tilapia and cod are regularly farm-raised and processed in the Asian country.

With a 104% tariff, fish fillets and nuggets could become significantly more expensive soon.

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Canned Mushrooms

Most fresh mushrooms are grown in the United States.

However, China supplies the bulk of canned mushrooms that you find on the shelves of the grocery store.

With the surge in importing taxes, prices will likely spike.

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Due to the tariff pressures, the price of garlic could dramatically spike.

Instant Ramen and Noodle Cups

Ramen and Asian noodle cups are wildly popular in the United States.

Costco even has a whole section devoted to the delivery.

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Most Asian-style noodles are produced in China or Vietnamboth now facing steep tariffsso prices will likely increase.

Some are made in China, while others rely on Chinese ingredients.

Either way, expect prices to go up.

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Both additives are regularly sourced from China, so your favorite snacks might increase prices.

The tariffs might unsweeten the deal, and the price of hard candy and lollipops could increase.

Canned Fruits and Pickled Vegetables

Canned lychees and pickled radish are mostly imported from Asia.

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The tariffs will likely cause an increase in the prices of these niche foods.

This means that almost any food sold in packaging could increase in price.

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