Playing With Tariffs
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The price of cardboard was on everyone's mind in this conversation about tariffs. The Talley Farms Veg boxes were among those affected by the tariffs.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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Talley Farms sells most of its produce domestically, but spinach (like shown here), gets exported to Mexico and Canada, which have been affected by retaliatory tariffs.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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Not only have the tariffs lifted the price of the aluminum cans at Central Coast Brewing, they have significantly increased the prices of the different types of labels.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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These vanilla beans from Cooks Vanilla in Paso Robles are all imported, and are facing tariffs on a country that will not and cannot achieve a trade balance with the United States.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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All of Two Broads Ciderworks' apples come from California, but the bottles do not ... and they face hefty tariffs.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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To keep their local products priced the same, SLO Food Co-Op spreads the cost increases due to tariffs around the store to other products.
Fr. Ian Delinger
