US EditionTrump Rolls Back Tariffs on over 200 Foods in Sharp Reversal
The executive order exempts over 200 food items from tariffs, addressing price hikes of up to 18.9% on coffee, fulfilling Trump’s 2024 pledge to reduce grocery costs.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump issued an executive order exempting more than 200 food products, including coffee, beef and bananas, from tariffs effective midnight Thursday, the White House said.
- Trump pledged in his 2024 campaign to lower grocery prices, responding to voter frustration in exit polls and his 10% base tariff imposed earlier this year.
- A Goldman Sachs report found U.S. consumers will pay 55% of tariff-related costs, with ground beef prices rising 12.9%, reflecting broader tariff-driven increases.
- The exemptions arrive alongside trade deals, including a Swiss tariff reduction from 39% to 15%, while a legal challenge to Trump's tariff authority remains pending before the Supreme Court after skeptical Nov. 5 oral arguments.
- Amid broader trade talks, the White House cited 9 framework deals and other pacts to justify tariff modifications, officials say prices will adjust in the coming months.
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November 14, 2025 – Washington – EFE. U.S. President Donald Trump announced this Friday the elimination of the highest tariffs applied to several fundamental agricultural imports, such as coffee, bananas and some beef cuts. This action is implemented with the intention of reducing the pressure that has affected food prices on the U.S. market, seeking stability for consumers. The determination was made public through an executive order issued by …
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