California gets $61 billion in goods from Mexico. How could Trump tariffs hurt consumers?
Trump’s proposed tariffs could harm several industries in California. In 2023, California imported nearly $449.5 billion worth of goods from around the world. The state most heavily relied on imports from China, Mexico, Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Canada is the largest foreign buyer of US wines, accounting for $1.1 billion in annual retail sales, according to the Wine ...
President Donald Trump on Saturday imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, making good on one of his campaign promises ...
As tariffs take effect, farmers fear retaliation from other countries will impede their exports and drive up costs of ...
The northern L.A. County city says it’s ending its fight over the “anti-NYMBY” law provision because of the cost of ...
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'The biggest concern is Canada': California wine industry braces for impacts of new tariffsLodi wine commissioner Stuart Spencer said it's a hard hit for wine growers who are already struggling with declining consumption and wine oversupply.
California's wine country struggles with changing tastes, foreign competition and too many grapes on the vine.
Canadian leaders have pledged retaliatory efforts against tariffs imposed by President Trump, such as blocking electricity ...
The leader of the organization that advocates for manufacturing and technology companies in California spent the day at the ...
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