Barbecue prices are rising due to Trump's tariffs, impacting items like beer and grilling accessories

Prices of common barbecue items like beer, outdoor chairs, and grill tools are expected to be higher this Fourth of July, with a 12.7% annualized cost increase since President Trump’s tariff announcement in April. Miller Lite and Coors Light prices rose over 13%, while imported beers saw increases up to 10.5%. Trump’s tariffs on beer imports and aluminum cans are impacting prices. Additionally, popular cookout gear like foldable chairs and grilling accessories have seen price hikes, with some items increasing by nearly 50%. A report from Rabobank also noted a 4.2% increase in the cost of a 10-person barbecue this year, reaching $100 for the first time.

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