7 Food Costs That Could Spike Due to Soaring Tariffs, Says New Report

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Dairy is one of the top exports to China. Currently, dairy prices are facing a 135% tariff, which means that China may cut back on importing the lactose product. While this could initially lead to lower domestic prices, reduced margins and market instability could result in spikes later.

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