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10 supermarket staples set to become more expensive with new EU tariffs

  • <p>Peanut butter produced in the UK or Europe will not face the same hike in price. However, brands made in the USA like Skippy (which typically has a higher percentage of peanuts) will increase in price. (Getty) </p>
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    Peanut butter

    Peanut butter produced in the UK or Europe will not face the same hike in price. However, brands made in the USA like Skippy (which typically has a higher percentage of peanuts) will increase in price. (Getty)

  • <p>Maize and medium or long-grain rice will also face an additional duty of 25%. (Getty) </p>
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    Rice

    Maize and medium or long-grain rice will also face an additional duty of 25%. (Getty)

  • <p>Cranberry juice could also become more expensive when the new tariffs start. (Getty) </p>
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    Cranberry juice

    Cranberry juice could also become more expensive when the new tariffs start. (Getty)

  • <p>Many brands of orange juice use Florida oranges in their products. However, there are plenty of Europe-based alternatives so this shouldn’t cause too much of a problem. (Getty) </p>
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    Orange juice

    Many brands of orange juice use Florida oranges in their products. However, there are plenty of Europe-based alternatives so this shouldn’t cause too much of a problem. (Getty)

  • <p>Dried kidney beans will increase in price by 25% but canned ones don’t fall under the same levy, meaning they should stay at a consistent price. (Getty) </p>
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    Kidney beans

    Dried kidney beans will increase in price by 25% but canned ones don’t fall under the same levy, meaning they should stay at a consistent price. (Getty)

  • <p>Many types of American tobacco will fall under the new levy, ranging from cigars, to cigarettes, water-pipe tobacco and chewing tobacco. (Getty) </p>
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    Tobacco

    Many types of American tobacco will fall under the new levy, ranging from cigars, to cigarettes, water-pipe tobacco and chewing tobacco. (Getty)

  • <p>Uncooked, cooked and frozen sweetcorn could all see a 25% increase in price with the new EU levy. (Getty) </p>
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    Sweetcorn

    Uncooked, cooked and frozen sweetcorn could all see a 25% increase in price with the new EU levy. (Getty)

  • <p>Any eye makeup products produced in the USA will increase in price by 25% when the new tariffs come into place. This means American brands like Revlon and Maybelline could be affected, although they don’t produce all of their items in America. (Getty) </p>
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    Mascara

    Any eye makeup products produced in the USA will increase in price by 25% when the new tariffs come into place. This means American brands like Revlon and Maybelline could be affected, although they don’t produce all of their items in America. (Getty)

  • <p>American brand jeans, like Levis, which are already considered expensive by some, will also see the same 25% rise in price. (Getty) </p>
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    Levi jeans

    American brand jeans, like Levis, which are already considered expensive by some, will also see the same 25% rise in price. (Getty)

  • <p>In contrast to other additional costs, American-produced playing cards will only see an increase in price of 10%. (Getty) </p>
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    Playing cards

    In contrast to other additional costs, American-produced playing cards will only see an increase in price of 10%. (Getty)

<p>Peanut butter produced in the UK or Europe will not face the same hike in price. However, brands made in the USA like Skippy (which typically has a higher percentage of peanuts) will increase in price. (Getty) </p>
<p>Maize and medium or long-grain rice will also face an additional duty of 25%. (Getty) </p>
<p>Cranberry juice could also become more expensive when the new tariffs start. (Getty) </p>
<p>Many brands of orange juice use Florida oranges in their products. However, there are plenty of Europe-based alternatives so this shouldn’t cause too much of a problem. (Getty) </p>
<p>Dried kidney beans will increase in price by 25% but canned ones don’t fall under the same levy, meaning they should stay at a consistent price. (Getty) </p>
<p>Many types of American tobacco will fall under the new levy, ranging from cigars, to cigarettes, water-pipe tobacco and chewing tobacco. (Getty) </p>
<p>Uncooked, cooked and frozen sweetcorn could all see a 25% increase in price with the new EU levy. (Getty) </p>
<p>Any eye makeup products produced in the USA will increase in price by 25% when the new tariffs come into place. This means American brands like Revlon and Maybelline could be affected, although they don’t produce all of their items in America. (Getty) </p>
<p>American brand jeans, like Levis, which are already considered expensive by some, will also see the same 25% rise in price. (Getty) </p>
<p>In contrast to other additional costs, American-produced playing cards will only see an increase in price of 10%. (Getty) </p>
Georgie Darling

The European Union is set to slap tariffs on 3.4 billion dollars (£2.5 billion) in American products, from whiskey and motorcycles to peanuts and cranberries.

India and Turkey have already targeted US products, ranging from rice to autos to sunscreen, and in two weeks, the United States is to start taxing 34 billion dollars (£25 billion) in Chinese goods.

Beijing has vowed to immediately retaliate with its own tariffs on US soybeans and other farm products in a direct shot at President Donald Trump’s supporters in America’s heartland.

Cecilia Malmstrom, the EU’s trade commissioner, acknowledged that the EU had targeted some iconic American imports for tariffs, such as Harley-Davidson motorcycles and bourbon, to “make noise” and put pressure on US leaders.

These are 10 supermarket staples that could rise in price after the new tariffs come in.