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New tariffs on European and Asian goods worry U.S. restaurant owners, who fear profit hits and price hikes.
Kansas City restaurateur Laura Norris is worried that new 20% tariffs on European products will raise the cost of wine and other imports, impacting her profit margins and potentially forcing her to raise prices.
Similar concerns are echoed by small business owners in the Bay Area, who are bracing for increased costs due to tariffs on Chinese goods.
Tariffs are also hitting Vietnamese and European imports, causing uncertainty in supply chains and potential price hikes for consumers.
The National Restaurant Association warns that restaurants could lose up to 30% of their business due to increased costs.
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Los nuevos aranceles a los productos europeos y asiáticos preocupan a los propietarios de restaurantes estadounidenses, que temen los beneficios y los aumentos de precios.