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New York (AP) – Economy Confection Shelves Confections from all over the world – Gummies from Germany, Lolipops from Germany, Chocolate from Spain, From Japan and the United States
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All of these columns of bright medes, left and exotic set Kats columns, the owner Mitchell Cohen, the 2000 plus article was affected by the history tour of the tariffs announced by President Donald Trump.
“I think all,” said Cohen, on the lower east side of New York in his store.
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A few corners of the American economy are not known directly or indirectly by tariffs applied by Trump. Even the economy is a little shop like candy.
Cohen, when the tariff threats came from suppliers, the supplier began to feel an obstacle compared to inflation. Economy wants to stay affordable for a business called candy, but recently wants to climb some prices in the coming months.
“I think that some articles will be another tour of this hyperinface,” he said. 39-year-old cohen. “If we put tariffs everywhere, it will rise.”
Stepping into economy candy feels like a time wheel. His name is a sign in a vineyap, and through the green-white striped shadows, passing under the front window, Buderscotches and lemon headlines, the surrounding factories around the stacks of the Oblies, still forgotten.
It is simply a blip in the country’s $ 54 billion candy industry. However, the growth of cocoa and other substances before the tariffs participate in the price of the price was already felt.
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According to the consumer prices index, candy and gum prices are 34% since 2005 and since 2005 and 89% since 2005. The price has been the highest factor in the decisions of the candy of candy for the National Confectioners Association, exceeds the mood of the buyer.
In a third of the economy, the product of candy products is crowded in shelves and tables near the back of the store. Not only does “German Haribo in Germany more than German Haribo”, but Cohen claims, but brand, Austria and British brand.
There is every Milka bar in Switzerland, it will find as many exotic sets as many exotic sets as many exotic sets, which are whining and Japan from Japan.
The number of tariffs in such products is obvious.
Pistachio Snickers bars are exposed to 26% of India, 26% of tariffs, passion fruit mousse snickers, now 20% under the European Union pockets.
But even the snickers made by an American are not immune.
The bars can carry the conveyors in Texas and rely on items from all over the world. Following the supply chains, SourceMap, Snickers Rod, the chocolate from Brazil from Brazil and Brazil’s shells, is decorated with chocolate from Brazil. Now all exposed to different levels of tariffs.
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“There are many items that should come from other countries there,” said Andreas Waldkirch, a class of economics in Colby College, who said a class on international trade. “If you do not talk about something very simple from the local farmers market, almost every product rely on items from any other place. These indirect costs are really those to increase prices.”
The story is repeated with American candies in the warehouse _ Nerds and sugar babies and rolls of rubbish and the rolls of smarties are attached to the global supply chain.
A table full of local flavors requires the center stage close to the entrance to the economy sweets. Cohen, previously taken from her parents who took from her parents, took the store. Took the first hair in the store. Was behind the register as a child. He took his wife on his first date.
As a child, in the center of the store, everything in the American Treatment table costs 59 kopecks. By 2020, the price was $ 1.29, but the all box received customers paid a $ 1 discoed rate for a piece.
Cohen now can’t be wholesale them in this price.
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Today sells the items in the table for $ 1.59. Cohen calls the option “Leader”, but it is important to demonstrate the store’s affordability. After the tariffs are fully applied, it is not sure that the price increase can be refused.
“When your short margins are down and dollars don’t go to the end of the day, really start to feel it,” he says. “But do not think that nobody enters the economy candy and economic.”
Tariff Blitz’s largest ticket effects are understandable – thousands of dollars can grow a car price label, tens of thousands from a retirement account for one day. However, here are the families that are affected by small dollars, among root beer tubs and licorice.
In birth, Cohen’s grandfather began to focus on the repair of shoes and hat. However, after the Great Depression, there was money for such adjustments in a neighborhood in a crowded neighborhood, and stopped the business.
The candy took the store after taking the front of a cart.
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For 88 years, the work has not always been holes and zagnuts. On September 11, the attack removed tourists and closed the sales sarcas and the pandemic store and forced him to be pivot for sale online.
If tariffs increase everything, Cohen is not sure how to adapt again. It sells products that are not developed in America, and it sells American products made of items from all over the world. He was only prepared for the start of international sales, but the tariff rules can make it impossible to the Internet.
The average US average tariff can rise to 25% if the import taxes from dozens of dozens of countries are fully implemented. This is widely accused of worsening the highest rate, including large depression in more than a century.
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Cohen is not sure how it can be true for a job like him.
“I can understand production and return to America, but you know, we only trust in raw materials that are not native to our country,” he says. “And the green tea from an American company is not like I can buy a Japanese kit kit.”
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Cohen came to the first word of the concrete effect of the tariff, as they stood before the cups of strawberry candies and caramel cubes in the cellophane. A French supplier, this is due to 5% extra money due to tariffs, regrets for the movement, and “The situation hopes to be resolved rapidly.
Cohen wore a smile anyway. This wants to be a happy place for visitors.
“You go back to a time when nothing is in no time,” Cohen says, “When nothing worried about anything.”
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Matt Sedensky can be reached in msedensky
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