New Hampshire businesses face immediate impacts from increased tariffs on steel and aluminum amid recommendations for supply chain diversification

Businesses in New Hampshire are struggling with the effects of recently increased tariffs, as the housing industry navigates rising wood prices linked to Canadian imports. Experts recommend supply chain diversification to mitigate the impacts.

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Tariff rate on steel
25%
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Key Facts
  • New Hampshire businesses are experiencing sudden impacts from increased tariffs, particularly the recently reinstated 25% tariff on steel and an increase in aluminum tariffs from 10% to 25%.WMUR
  • An advisory from the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs recommends supply chain diversification and financial protection strategies to cope with tariff impacts.WMUR
  • Housing industry forecasts are closely tied to wood prices affected by Canadian tariffs, adding another layer of complexity to market conditions.WMUR
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