Sabri Beneshour
speaker
736 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 2d ago
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But the thing about the long-term is that after a while, it becomes the now, and so may higher rates.
In New York, I'm Sabri Beneshour for Marketplace.
Even in the flower business, tariffs will find you.
Flowers for Dreams is headquartered in Chicago and does flower delivery and events across the Midwest.
CEO Stephen Dime has been bracing for changes to the tariff situation.
Dime actually prefers to get his flowers from the Midwest.
But you know, not everything grows there.
So he's got to do some importing.
And he's trying to place those orders early.
But that is not really how flowers work.
So prices are up, and so are substitutions, and people ordering flowers for, like, their weddings don't love that.
A lot of businesses have tried, like they did last year, to front load their imports ahead of new batches of tariffs.
The National Retail Federation estimates port volumes surged 19 percent year over year in June.
Jonathan Gold is vice president of supply chain and customs policy there.
You're seeing higher freight rates as a result of some of this.
You've got higher costs for inventory because you can hold the inventory longer than you typically would.
Active Style is a company that sells Scandinavian activewear.
Nate Axvig is the CEO.
He orders early when he can, but it means paying for everything early, too.
He's had to take out loans.
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