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Will Donald Trump's tariffs make U.S. hamburgers more expensive?

President Donald Trump announced a baseline 10 percent tariff on products from 180 nations, impacting agriculture and trade.
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that higher tariffs on beef could push up the price of hamburgers in the United States.
Australian beef farmers claim that U.S. Tariffs will increase burger prices in America, with criticisms directed at Trump's trade policies.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's regulations state that hamburgers and ground beef cannot exceed 30% fat content, impacting how beef is priced for consumers.

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Will Donald Trump's tariffs make U.S. hamburgers more expensive?

Australian beef farmers, traders and industry groups said on Thursday they would pass on the extra costs of U.S. tariffs to the American consumer, pushing up the prices of hamburgers and steaks.

2 days ago·Canada

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Australian beef farmers say Trump tariffs to boost price of US hamburgers

By Alasdair Pal and Jill Gralow

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FPSA - Food industry and goverment repond to US tariff imposition

President Donald Trump announced during his Liberation Day speech (2 April) that the US will start imposing a 10% tariff on Australian imports from Saturday (5 April 2025). Although this was not unexpected and the Australian tariff is the minimum imposed in comparison to other countries, it will still cause some challenges for Australian food and beverage exporters, particularly for the beef industry. Under the current free trade agreement with …

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