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Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada go into effect: Here's how they will affect Georgia

The article from MSN discusses the impact of former President Donald Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada, which went into effect, on the state of Georgia. These tariffs, part of Trump's broader trade policy, were intended to protect American industries but have had mixed effects. In Georgia, the tariffs have led to increased costs for businesses that rely on imported goods from these countries, particularly affecting sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, and automotive industries. For instance, Georgia's peach farmers and other agricultural producers face higher costs for imported fertilizers and machinery parts. Additionally, the tariffs have prompted retaliatory measures from Mexico and Canada, impacting Georgia's exports like pecans and poultry. While some local manufacturers might benefit from reduced competition, the overall economic impact includes higher prices for consumers, potential job losses in industries dependent on cross-border trade, and a complex web of economic adjustments as businesses adapt to the new trade environment.

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