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Fireworks will light up this Fourth of July. Next year could be different if tariff talks fizzle
With nearly all of the aerial shells, paper rockets and sparkly fountains that fuel America’s Fourth of July celebrations being imported from China, volunteer groups like Johnson’s and cities big and small have been closely watching the negotiations.
If you're buying fireworks this year, some items may be pricier because of the tariff war between the U.S. and China.
Fireworks may be the symbol by which Americans celebrate independence from Great Britain, but they almost exclusively come ...
Sellers are absorbing higher costs to keep July 4 celebrations alive this year, but prices could be going up for 2026.
Fireworks distributors have been impacted by the tariffs on Chinese imports, affecting sales in unexpected ways for the ...
With locations in Midlothian, Crowley and Princeton, Johnny Fireworks has been able to do the same, though co-owner Nathan ...
Fireworks shows will go off across Colorado Springs as usual, in bursting red-white-and-blue fashion this Independence Day ...
Kim Pyles with Red Rocket Fireworks in Fort Mill told Channel 9 tariffs will not impact fireworks pricing or supply for ...
Fireworks are a big part of the Fourth of July. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us about prices and safety ahead of the holiday.
Houston-area fireworks sellers say they are worried about price increases due to Trump tariffs on imports from China, ...
Those Roman candles from Indiana? You could pay twice as much this year due to Trump administration tariffs on goods from ...
In the Billings area, many fireworks stands purchased their fireworks before tariffs implemented in China, where 95 percent ...
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