Sarah Holder
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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Odd Lots · Big Take: What a Bacon, Egg and Cheese Teaches Us About the Economy · 23 Apr 2025
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But if that changes, and if Mexico retaliates, that could hit US wheat producers hard.
From the ground in Kentucky, Pat says farmers are nervous that the trade wars could drive business away.
Tariffs could also drive up other costs of doing business, not just for wheat farmers, but all the way up the bread supply chain.
That's on top of costs that have already been rising and driving up the cost of bread.
Labor costs, packaging, transportation, marketing.
So we've covered eggs and bread.
What about cheese?
For that, we had to call one of our experts.
Eileen Peng again.
She follows the cheese market, and she says prices have been relatively stable in recent years.
That's despite a cheese craze that's
Since the increased demand for cheese has been offset by increased production, the cost of this domestic dairy product has remained relatively low.
But we also get some of our fanciest cheeses from the
I'm not sure most of us order breakfast sandwiches with imported French brie, but if you are, watch out.
The European Union is subject to the US's 10% tariff on imports.
A more traditional pick might be American cheese, produced right here in the US.
But the US also exports a lot of cheese products.
More than half of US dairy exports go to Mexico, Canada, and China.
Canada has already put retaliatory tariffs of twenty-five percent on American cheese, butter, and dairy spreads, while China's levied 125% duties on all US imports, which would include dairy products.
What if Mexico were to follow?
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