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Why Trump’s aluminum tariffs won’t raise the price of your can of Coke

President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports effective March 12, raising concerns about soda prices among consumers.
Adam S. Hersh, a senior economist, stated that these tariffs will likely have almost no impact on consumer prices for beverages.
Coca-Cola's CEO, Quincey, mentioned that while costs might rise, it will not significantly affect large beverage corporations.
Judith Enck of Beyond Plastics warned that shifting to plastic might have a devastating environmental impact and emphasized the importance of aluminum cans as a recyclable option.

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Why Trump's aluminum tariffs won't raise the price of your can of Coke

American consumers need not worry that President Donald Trump's aluminum tariffs will raise the price of their soda cans.

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Why Trump’s aluminum tariffs won’t raise the price of your can of Coke

American consumers don’t need to fret about President Donald Trump’s tariffs on aluminum raising the price of their can of soda.

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