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9 Essential Tariff Grocery Items to Buy Before They Go Up In Price

April 9, 2025 · Personal Finance
Tariff Grocery Item
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Tariff grocery item: Peppers

Pizza toppings, fajitas, stuffed peppers—the possibilities are endless for the many ways this colorful veggie livens up a dish. But sadly, peppers aren’t tariff-proof.

In fact, more than 75% of bell-pepper imports come from Mexico. So, with the tariff assumption of 25%, we would be looking at a huge hit on the cost of bell peppers, which will affect us throughout the entire year.

An infographic showing that 90% of avocados are imported from Mexico and illustrating a 25% price increase from $5 to $6.25.
This infographic illustrates how a twenty-five percent tariff could spike avocado prices from five dollars to six.

Tariff grocery item: Avocados

90% of the avocados used in the United States come from Mexico. Domestically, avocados are grown in Hawaii, California, and Florida, but nowhere near the amounts required by restaurants, grocers, and food manufacturers.

… And don’t forget: That yummy Trader Joe’s guac won’t make itself!

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  1. John Johnson says:
    April 16, 2025 at 9:35 am

    interesting

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