11 Grocery Items Still Getting Slammed With Tariffs After Trump's Pause

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Here are 11 groceries still getting slammed as Europe and the U.S. trade tariff blows.

EU Tariffs and European Union tariff trade war with the United States as a Europe USA economic dispute and American financial disagreement over import and exports as a 3D illustration.

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The market accounts for about 7.5% of our total dairy exports," the Irish Farmers Association says.

“They can make a run at copy but it will only ever be an imitation.”

“We gained experience in 2019 with a similar situation.

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French Champagne

French champagne prices may go from expensive to impossible with tariffs.

A third of the Champagne he makes is sold in the States.

Sugar from the U.K. “Bottom line, I think, is that we will sell less cheese.”

brie cheese

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We are currently seeking further clarity on the exact products captured by this new announcement.

Woman deciding what wine to buy and shopping in supermarket

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olive oil and olives

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Toblerone

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Granulated sugar in a wooden cup, a scattering of refined sugar cubes

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swiss cheese on a cutting board

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people holding red wine glasses

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Bonne Maman

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French Champagne#

Sugar from the U.K. “Bottom line, I think, is that we will sell less cheese.”#

French Champagne

Sugar from the U.K. “Bottom line, I think, is that we will sell less cheese.”