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In a stark warning, the CEO of Dragon Glassware, Matt Rollens, has expressed grave concerns over the impact of escalating tariffs on Chinese imports, which have surged to as high as 145%. Rollens described his small business as “treading water” amidst these challenges, highlighting the precarious position many U.S. companies find themselves in due to the current trade policies.
The tariffs have significantly inflated the cost of raw materials and products, putting immense pressure on profit margins. Rollens emphasized that without immediate relief, his business could face closure within months. He pointed out that small businesses, which often operate on thin margins, are particularly vulnerable to such economic shifts.
As the trade landscape continues to evolve, Rollens's situation reflects the broader struggles of American manufacturers and retailers grappling with the consequences of heightened tariffs and their potential to disrupt the market and threaten jobs.
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