Grocery store prices for coffee went up $7 this month

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coffee is likely the #1 item in terms of tariff impact. Most other food items will have modest tariff impacts given most materials are sourced domestically. Canned items will go up as most aluminum for cans is sourced outside the US. Regarding Trump, would you trust someone with your money who has gone through at least five bankruptcies?

Chuck roast was 9.99/lb at Costco last week.

Chuck.

That’s a product unlikely to be affected by tariffs. Why so high?

Beef from Brazil, same place your coffee likely comes from. 50 % tariff for American shoppers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is still cheaper than Starbucks on a cup-per-cup basis.

So? I never buy coffee outside the house and now I’ll still pay more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coffee is likely the #1 item in terms of tariff impact. Most other food items will have modest tariff impacts given most materials are sourced domestically. Canned items will go up as most aluminum for cans is sourced outside the US. Regarding Trump, would you trust someone with your money who has gone through at least five bankruptcies?

Chuck roast was 9.99/lb at Costco last week.

Chuck.

That’s a product unlikely to be affected by tariffs. Why so high?

Where do you think most of the beef Americans eat comes from?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But Trump told the U.N. yesterday that grocery prices are down. Are you saying he’s a liar?!

We are paying for Trumps groceries so it's cheap to him. Let them eat cake!

[Anonymous]

Wait a second! Trump has been very clear about these things:
Tariffs benefit American shoppers.
Climate change is a con job.

So, it can’t possibly be the tariffs and no way it can be the “con” of a drought!

What is it??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do mail order from a coffee roaster. It went up minimally (maybe $2) a few months ago but it’s been the same since then. Buy a different kind if you don’t like the price.

This is going to put small coffee shops/ cafes and small coffee roasters out of business. Trumps tariffs are a tax on the people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do mail order from a coffee roaster. It went up minimally (maybe $2) a few months ago but it’s been the same since then. Buy a different kind if you don’t like the price.

This is going to put small coffee shops/ cafes and small coffee roasters out of business. Trumps tariffs are a tax on the people.

Many small businesses are closing because of these tariffs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a mistake, but my brand of coffee increased $7 this month. Trumps 50% tariff on Brazil feels like a penalty on my wallet. I pay the penalty not Brazil. Stupid.

I don't know how Trump is personally profiting from the tariffs but I know he is. Half of that $7 increase, $3.50, is going directly into his pocket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But didn’t you hear Trump say that we are brining in trillions in tarrif money? 😂😂😂😂

He is such a fool.

Those trillions from tariffs are coming from Americans wallets!

Especially mine because I can't function without my morning coffee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What brand of coffee? I just wouldn’t buy it at that price increase. My SIL buys McDonald’s brand and it went up a high amount. My coffee went up about $2.

We buy Folgers and a can that used to be $8 is now $14.

For 22oz? I paid $16.99

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What brand of coffee? I just wouldn’t buy it at that price increase. My SIL buys McDonald’s brand and it went up a high amount. My coffee went up about $2.

We buy Folgers and a can that used to be $8 is now $14.

For 22oz? I paid $16.99

Safeway had them for $12.99 the other day if you bought 5 or more. You bet I did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coffee is likely the #1 item in terms of tariff impact. Most other food items will have modest tariff impacts given most materials are sourced domestically. Canned items will go up as most aluminum for cans is sourced outside the US. Regarding Trump, would you trust someone with your money who has gone through at least five bankruptcies?

Chuck roast was 9.99/lb at Costco last week.

Chuck.

That’s a product unlikely to be affected by tariffs. Why so high?

Where do you think most of the beef Americans eat comes from?

Domestic cattle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a mistake, but my brand of coffee increased $7 this month. Trumps 50% tariff on Brazil feels like a penalty on my wallet. I pay the penalty not Brazil. Stupid.

Stop drinking coffee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a mistake, but my brand of coffee increased $7 this month. Trumps 50% tariff on Brazil feels like a penalty on my wallet. I pay the penalty not Brazil. Stupid.

Stop drinking coffee.

Should we also stop eating? What a dumb thing to say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coffee is likely the #1 item in terms of tariff impact. Most other food items will have modest tariff impacts given most materials are sourced domestically. Canned items will go up as most aluminum for cans is sourced outside the US. Regarding Trump, would you trust someone with your money who has gone through at least five bankruptcies?

Chuck roast was 9.99/lb at Costco last week.

Chuck.

That’s a product unlikely to be affected by tariffs. Why so high?

Beef from Brazil, same place your coffee likely comes from. 50 % tariff for American shoppers.

It’s far more complicated than that. Yes, it’s fun to blame Trump for everything but there is a rats nest of problems with the beef industry, globally and in the US. The tariffs are the icing.