Dollar Tree could drop some products if tariffs are enacted, CEO says
- Dollar Tree relies on imported goods for about 40% of its sales, making it vulnerable to tariffs, according to KeyBanc Capital Markets analysis.
- Dollar Tree plans to negotiate with vendors and may raise prices from $1.25 if tariffs are implemented.
- Interim CEO Michael Creedon stated, "We believe there is a wide range of potential actions that we can take to help mitigate additional tariffs if and when they materialize.
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