The price of imported plastic Christmas trees is up, the majority of which are made in Asia and subject to tariffs introduced by President Trump
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South Florida Colombians share concerns after President Trump threatens South American country with tariffs
Barista cafe owner Lina Bulla said most of her menu is Colombian cuisine and drinks, and about half of her products are shipped directly from
Florida Keys fishermen seek tariffs as costs rise and prices fall
Local fishermen in the Florida Keys say they are looking for a lifeline as costs go up and the value of their catch goes down.
Caribbean rum distillers struggling with industry’s future as Trump continues imposing tariffs
Robert Burr knows rum. He imports rum. He promotes rum with an annual rum festival. Burr judges rum and worries about tariffs. Yes, he worries
The Weekly Dirt: Tariffs creating “noise” for South Florida resi buyers and sellers
Trump’s tariffs are creating a lot of noise, forcing resi buyers and sellers to take a beat. This is what’s supposed to be the most
Tariffs could brew trouble for South Florida coffee lovers
South Florida’s coffee culture could face a bitter price hike as proposed tariffs on imported coffee beans threaten to jolt local shops and consumers. From
South Florida business owners feel impact of Trump’s reciprocal tariffs as prices rise and sales decline
South Florida businesses and consumers are feeling the impact of tariffs, leading to increased prices, cautious spending, and concerns about future costs for essential goods
South Florida businesses hope for quick relief in trade war with China
South Florida businesses taking in a lot of Chinese products hope the president will reach an agreement soon and there will be some relief in
New tariffs threaten higher prices for meals and home repairs in South Florida
New tariffs enacted by the Trump administration this week are already causing concern in South Florida, where businesses in the restaurant and construction industries say
PortMiami trade will likely be impacted by new Trump administration tariffs, customs broker says
PortMiami is recognized as the Global Gateway of the Americas. It trades with over 140 nations, roughly 50% of all the trade is with Latin