We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “As a small apparel company, we source most of our fabrics from overseas. When the tariffs hit, not only did our costs rise by nearly 30%, but our delivery timelines also became unpredictable. We had to completely rethink our pricing strategy, delay seasonal launches, and even lay off two employees to stay afloat.”

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

We’ve always prided ourselves on using quality imported ingredients, but the tariffs made that almost impossible. We had to reformulate some products to stay within budget.” – Co-owner of a gourmet snack business in Vermont.

he sudden imposition of tariffs on imported electronics disrupted everything for us. We’re a small tech repair and resale shop, and the parts we use to refurbish devices became significantly more expensive. Our customers didn’t understand the price jumps, and we saw a sharp drop in business. It’s been a tough adjustment trying to survive while keeping prices reasonable.” – Owner of a local electronics repair business in Texas.

T: “We rely on parts from China, and the tariffs disrupted our whole supply chain. We had to find new vendors and pass some costs to customers.” – CEO of a custom bike shop in Oregon.

We had to delay a product launch because our overseas suppliers increased costs due to new tariffs. It really set us back.” – Co-founder of a small electronics startup in Californi

TEST: “We had to cut staff and delay projects after tariff hikes. It hit us fast.”

TEST: “Tariffs raised the cost of our raw materials, which meant we had to scale back production. We lost two contracts because we couldn’t meet deadlines or match previous prices.”

TEST: “As a small apparel company, we source most of our fabrics from overseas. When the tariffs hit, not only did our costs rise by nearly 30%, but our delivery timelines also became unpredictable. We had to completely rethink our pricing strategy, delay seasonal launches, and even lay off two employees to stay afloat.”