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Tariff threat raises concerns for Minnesota business of Colombian coffee


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  Yair "Leo" Carvajalino is a third-generation coffee farmer from Colombia who now lives in Minnesota. Norte Café provides 100% Colombian coffee.

The article from MSN discusses the potential impact of a new tariff on Colombian coffee imports on a Minnesota-based business, Cafe Steam. The owner, Steve Rosenthal, expressed concerns over the proposed 25% tariff on Colombian coffee, which could significantly increase costs and affect the business's viability. This tariff is part of a broader trade dispute between the U.S. and Colombia, stemming from issues related to digital trade and intellectual property rights. The tariff could lead to higher prices for consumers, reduced profit margins for importers, and might force businesses like Cafe Steam to either absorb the costs or pass them onto customers, potentially reducing demand. The article highlights the broader implications for small businesses and the coffee industry, emphasizing the delicate balance of international trade relations and their direct impact on local economies.

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