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Proposed Tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China Could Reshape U.S. Franchising Landscape
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Proposed Tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China Could Reshape U.S. Franchising Landscape

As proposed tariffs spark uncertainty for business owners and consumers alike by threatening to raise prices and disrupt supply chains, entrepreneurs are forced to adapt.

By Morgan Wood1851 Franchise Contributor
4:35 PM • 02/03/25

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