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Prices rose along border ahead of Trump’s tariffs — now disruption looms

Pam's Pantry owner Pam Redman increased prices for the second time in 23 years due to rising costs, reporting 12 days in February with less than $25 in sales.
Pam Redman had to raise prices for the second time in 23 years due to inflation and slow sales, stating, "We just can't sustain that anymore without raising our prices."
As 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada take effect, businesses are passing higher costs to consumers.
Economic disruptions are predicted in the North American trade sector, with the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce warning, "Small businesses are particularly vulnerable.

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