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3 days ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Bloomberg — Fresh Press Farms cultiva en granjas estadounidenses todas las aceitunas, semillas y frutos secos que utiliza para elaborar aceites de cocina. Los prensa en su propio molino de Georgia, luego embotella el aceite y lo distribuye a las tiendas de comestibles de todo el país. En teoría, es justo el tipo de empresa a la que la agenda America First del presidente Donald Trump pretende ayudar. El sitio web de la marca pregona que está “orgullosamente fabricado en EE.UU.”.
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6 days ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country. In theory, it’s just the type of company that U.S. President Donald Trump’s America First agenda is designed to help.
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1 week ago | 
benefitnews.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country. In theory, it's just the type of company that President Donald Trump's America First agenda is designed to help.
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1 week ago | 
financialpost.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Advertisement 1Companies are putting hiring and investment plans on hold while they figure out how to cope with the tariffs. Article content(Bloomberg) — Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Humanscale had already been shifting its supply chain to cut its exposure to China, but some of that investment will still get caught up in the tariff dragnet. (Bloomberg) -- Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country.
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1 week ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country. In theory, it’s just the type of company that President Donald Trump’s America First agenda is designed to help.
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1 week ago | 
fa-mag.com | Enda Curran |Shawn Donnan |Daniela Sirtori
Fresh Press Farms grows all the olives, seeds and nuts it uses to make cooking oils on American farms. It presses them at its own mill in Georgia, then bottles the oil and distributes it to grocery stores across the country. In theory, it’s just the type of company that President Donald Trump’s America First agenda is designed to help.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Enda Curran |Claire Ballentine |Mark Niquette |Daniela Sirtori
A customer checks the prices of dairy products at a grocery store in San Francisco. (Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement set off the most volatile stretch of his second term, with financial markets descending into chaos, China unleashing retaliatory measures and the US president pausing some levies only hours after they took effect. The whiplash made for a dramatic reminder to shoppers and companies that Trump’s trade policy can change on a dime.
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1 week ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Enda Curran |Claire Ballentine |Mark Niquette |Daniela Sirtori
Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement set off the most volatile stretch of his second term, with financial markets descending into chaos, China unleashing retaliatory measures and the US president pausing some levies only hours after they took effect. The whiplash made for a dramatic reminder to shoppers and companies that Trump’s trade policy can change on a dime. That unpredictability, economists say, is likely to be a drag on spending and investing.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Daniela Sirtori |Carrington York |Rthvika Suvarna
Bloomberg — A Tarptent, uma loja de equipamentos para atividades ao ar livre sediada na Califórnia, começou a oferecer um desconto no final do mês passado em seu site para se opor às taxas do presidente Donald Trump. O código de ativação: “As tarifas são uma droga”. As vendas aumentaram cerca de 25%, pois os clientes procuraram se antecipar aos aumentos de preços, de acordo com Henry Shires, presidente da empresa.
