Coca-Cola, Breweries and Automakers Prepare for Trump’s Tariffs
Leaders of soda makers, local breweries and major automakers across the U.S. are scrambling to prepare for the impacts of incoming tariffs on steel and aluminum imports that are essential to their production. Announced by the Trump administration earlier this week, the 25 percent tariffs are expected to take effect on March 12.
President Donald Trump has rolled out a 25 percent tax on foreign steel and aluminum, similar to those he imposed during his ...
Beer and soda packaged in beverage cans could be affected by the new tariffs - with beverage giant Coca-Cola saying it may ...
According to the Canadian Steel Association, about $20 billion in steel is traded between Canada and the U.S. each year.
President Donald Trump's new tariff on aluminum could force the worlds's largest soft drink company, Coca-Cola, to use more ...
Craft brewers, relying on imported aluminum, may see price hikes of $1-$2 per four-pack. Additionally, Canada has canceled ...
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