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Artificial Christmas trees and lights will be 10%–63% more expensive due to new China tariffs, but live trees remain stable.
Artificial Christmas trees and lights are expected to cost 10% to 20% more this season, with lights potentially rising up to 63%, due to new tariffs on imports, primarily from China.
Most mass-market decor is made overseas, and shifting production to the U.S. is deemed impractical due to high costs and specialized labor.
Supply of artificial trees may drop 15% as retailers import fewer units.
In contrast, live Christmas trees remain stable in price, as most are grown in the U.S. or Canada and benefit from tariff-free trade under USMCA.
Despite higher costs for artificial decor, holiday spending is projected to exceed $1 trillion.
Los árboles de Navidad artificiales y las luces serán un 10%-63% más caros debido a los nuevos aranceles de China, pero los árboles vivos se mantienen estables.